Depression, Anxiety, and Other Things We Don't Want to Talk About is a comprehensive guidebook that addresses the complex relationship between mental health and faith.

Written by a pastor and licensed psychotherapist who has personally struggled with depression and anxiety, this book offers a rare mix of clinical insights, practical theology, and deep empathy.

With a focus on self-care, compassion, and restoration, Waller invites readers to have shame-free conversations about mental health, discover the importance of self-knowledge in their relationship with God, and explore various avenues of healing through community, therapy, and medication.

Whether you are struggling with mental illness yourself or simply want to better understand how to support loved ones, this book provides a much-needed resource for navigating the complex intersection of spirituality and psychology.