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The Best is Yet to Come Paperback

A Cool Change for the mental health of all New Zealanders

By Grace Curtis

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Released On 01/06/2025

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In this inspiring book, Grace Curtis shares her personal journey through her immense pain and grief following her father's suicide, and the resilience it took to find a path to healing. Grace's message is one of hope, as she details how she emerged from the darkest times with strength and purpose. Determined to create positive change, Grace has channelled her experience into advocating for mental-health reform in New Zealand, striving to improve support systems and raise awareness about mental-health issues. She is undoubtedly a New Zealander to watch as she works to improve how we care for our mental health in this country.

Product code: 9781776891351

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ISBN 9781776891351
On Sale Date 01/06/2025
No. Of Pages 240
Dimensions (HxWxD in mm) H220xW150
Publisher David Bateman Ltd

In this inspiring book, Grace Curtis shares her personal journey through her immense pain and grief following her father's suicide, and the resilience it took to find a path to healing. Grace's message is one of hope, as she details how she emerged from the darkest times with strength and purpose. Determined to create positive change, Grace has channelled her experience into advocating for mental-health reform in New Zealand, striving to improve support systems and raise awareness about mental-health issues. She is undoubtedly a New Zealander to watch as she works to improve how we care for our mental health in this country.

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I sobbed and then I left feeling hopeful

Laura - June 2025

I finished this book after reading it over three evenings, only pausing at first because I was moved to tears. So many of the words deeply resonated with me and reflected my own experiences. It opens with a powerful personal story that builds awareness and understanding of mental health, then goes on to highlight the incredible advocacy work that has already been done. By the end, I felt hopeful about the positive changes happening in mental health—both in New Zealand and around the world—and what is next to come. Beautifully written and thoughtfully structured; I highly recommend this read!