Have you ever felt like you didn't belong—like you were hiding in plain sight, misunderstood, and weighed down by battles no one else could see? In What I Learned From Being Bigfoot, Kevin W. Gieger shares his deeply personal and faith-centered journey through anxiety, depression, regret, and the silent pain of emotional trauma. With raw honesty and heartfelt wisdom, he opens a path for others to find healing and hope. This powerful book is a much-needed voice in the growing conversation around Christian mental health. Kevin doesn't offer clinical theories or distant advice—instead, he walks beside you, blending biblical truths with practical tools drawn from years of experience living with mental health struggles. His story reveals how Jesus and mental health are not disconnected topics, but a vital union where healing truly begins. For anyone searching for books to help with depression, or longing to find peace from anxiety, this book is a companion in the shadows. Kevin shows that freedom isn't about pretending everything is okay. It's about acknowledging what's broken, surrendering it to God, and taking simple, steady steps toward wholeness. If you've ever struggled to find your worth, feared the future, or been stuck in cycles of shame and self-doubt, his words will meet you where you are and gently lead you toward light. With a deep sensitivity to the connection between faith and mental health, Kevin shares the lessons he's learned—lessons about embracing your story, renewing your mind, and letting go of the false identity you've been hiding behind. This is more than just one man's story: it's a call to all who long for transformation and healing. For those seeking healing from emotional trauma, looking for Christian therapy books, or searching for the best books on overcoming anxiety, this book offers a Christ-centered path to freedom. It's time to step out of hiding. You were never meant to carry your pain alone. Let this book be the beginning of your journey back to the person God created you to be.