Becometh As a Child: A Guide to Healing Emotionally, Growing Spiritually, and Experiencing a Change of Heart

Blending personal testimony and clinical wisdom, this LDS guide addresses the aftermath of abuse, depression, and anxiety. Lowell Oswald shares his journey out of a troubled home, while therapist John Waterbury offers practical 'Clinical Insights' at each chapter's close. Rooted in scripture and the Atonement of Jesus Christ, the book teaches readers to submit their will to God, forgive, seek professional help without shame, and 'become as a child'—finding hope, healing, and a mighty change of heart.

• A rare LDS book that pairs personal testimony with professional clinical insight on every page
• Directly confronts the shame around mental illness—compares antidepressants to insulin for a diabetic
• Written for the silent sufferers in the pews who feel their family didn't match the 'ideal LDS home'
• Reframes Mosiah 3:19's 'becometh as a child' for those wounded by the very parents they were told to submit to

Perfect for an adult Latter-day Saint quietly struggling with the aftermath of childhood abuse, depression, or anxiety—or someone ministering to them—who wants to reconcile faith with seeking professional mental health treatment.