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Explore the compelling collection of essays in 'Things That Helped' by Jessica Friedmann, a profound exploration of postpartum depression, motherhood, and resilience. This poignant book dives deep into the nuances of mental health, blending personal narrative with critical theory and cultural commentary. Readers will find themselves drawn into her world as she navigates the intersectionality of class, race, and gender through the lens of her own experiences of motherhood. With heartfelt honesty, Friedmann reflects on the complexities of identity and the journey of healing after trauma. This trade paperback edition (ISBN: 9781925321968), published by Scribe Publications, spans 240 pages of beautifully crafted prose that is both accessible and thought-provoking. Jessica's insights resonate with anyone who has grappled with mental illness or sought to understand the multifaceted nature of womanhood. 'Things That Helped' is not just an account of struggle but a powerful testament to the strength found in connections with family, friends, and art. Perfect for readers looking for inspiring essays on motherhood and mental health, this book is essential for those who appreciate deeply personal and articulate examinations of contemporary challenges. Join Jessica Friedmann on her transformative journey and discover how she reassembles her life, piece by piece, in the face of adversity. Whether you’re a new parent, a mental health advocate, or simply a lover of literary essays, this collection is bound to leave a lasting impact.