Our Hearts and Their Minds: 31 Devotions for Those Caring for Loved Ones with Mental Illness

Our Hearts and Their Minds is a thirty-one-day devotional created for those caring for a loved one with mental illness. Through honest reflections, Scripture, prayer, and poetic insight, Kim Cusimano offers gentle encouragement for the realities of caregiving. Each entry creates space to pause, process, and reconnect with God’s steady presence, reminding readers they are not alone and that hope can grow, even in the hardest seasons.  

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Product Description

Caring for a loved one with mental illness brings a unique blend of love, grief, and daily uncertainty. Our Hearts and Their Minds is a thirty-one-day devotional designed to support caregivers through these complex realities with spiritual encouragement and honest reflection. 

Each entry begins with a poem, followed by a devotion rooted in Scripture, a guided prayer, and reflection questions that invite personal application. Kim Cusimano writes from over twenty years of lived experience, offering readers both understanding and compassion. 

This devotional does not offer quick fixes but instead provides steady encouragement, helping caregivers feel supported, seen, and anchored in God’s presence as they navigate each day. 

About the Author

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Kim Cusimano is a wife, mother, and caregiver who has spent over twenty years caring for a loved one with mental illness. With a background in education and a heart for encouraging others, she writes with compassion, honesty, and creativity. Kim combines Scripture, reflection, and poetry to gently support caregivers, reminding them that they are not alone and that God’s presence remains steady in every season.

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