Ten years after its initial release, a groundbreaking book that helped destigmatize male depression and suicide returns with new insights and expanded resources. Andy Grant, transformation coach and suicide prevention activist, has released an expanded 10th anniversary edition of “Still Here: How to Succeed in Life After Failing at Suicide,” offering fresh perspectives on mental health recovery and authentic living.
The original 2015 publication broke new ground by openly addressing male suicide and depression at a time when few men were willing to discuss their mental health struggles publicly. Now, the expanded edition arrives as conversations around mental wellness have evolved, yet suicide rates remain a critical public health concern.
Grant brings unique credentials to his work in suicide prevention and mental health advocacy. Beyond his personal experience as a suicide attempt survivor, he holds certifications in Positive Psychology, the Enwaken Coaching System, Akashic Records, and Life Activation. His approach combines traditional coaching methods with energy healing modalities, earning him recognition as the “King of Authenticity” among his clients and podcast listeners.
The expanded anniversary edition includes several new components designed to support readers on their healing journey. A new introduction offers Grant’s reflections on the decade since the book’s original release, while expanded tools and practices address mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. The edition also features reader testimonials that demonstrate the book’s impact over the past ten years, along with updates on Grant’s continued work through his award-winning podcast “Real Men Feel” and his practice as a transformation coach and energy healer.
Reader reviews of the original edition highlight the book’s practical approach to overcoming depression and suicidal ideation. Medical professionals have praised its insights, with one doctor calling it essential reading for healthcare providers and anyone experiencing anxiety or hopelessness. Readers particularly value the combination of personal narrative and actionable methods for building a more fulfilling life.
The book’s enduring relevance stems from its honest examination of male mental health challenges and its message that recovery is possible. Grant’s willingness to share his own ongoing journey, rather than presenting himself as having all the answers, resonates with readers who appreciate the authentic perspective on healing and growth.
For those interested in Grant’s broader work in mental health advocacy and personal transformation, his fifteen-year career encompasses multiple disciplines. As an initiate of the Modern Mystery School and host of “Real Men Feel,” he continues to encourage men to embrace emotional authenticity and create lives centered on joy rather than societal expectations of stoicism.
The 10th anniversary expanded edition of “Still Here” is available globally through Amazon. Grant’s coaching and healing services complement the book’s teachings for those seeking additional support in their personal transformation journey.
