Hi, I'm Grace Tipper
Author of
"Guiding Star Through the Storm"
Out Now.
I wrote Guiding Star Through the Storm to share my lived experience with paranoid schizophrenia and help break the stigma surrounding serious mental illness. My journey has been long and often painful, filled with confusion, fear, and isolation—but also moments of insight, healing, and strength. Writing became a lifeline that helped me make sense of the chaos in my mind. Today, I’m a Mental Health First Aid Instructor, a Community Champion, and an advocate for greater understanding. Through my story, I hope to empower others and remind people that recovery is possible.
''Grace’s story is a beacon of hope—raw, honest, and profoundly moving. A must-read for anyone touched by mental illness.''
- Mark Brownn
Guiding Star Through the Storm – No one should walk this path alone.”
On 5th August, I released Guided Star Through the Storm, my memoir chronicling how trauma led to schizophrenia, and how I’ve emerged—medication-free, stigma-defying, and here to guide others. The visions, the angels, the dark days, and the climb back into light—it’s all in there. And if you’ve ever felt broken or misrepresented by the world’s idea of mental illness, this story is for you. I am no longer in the storm. I became the star.
Global Distribution
My book is distributed worldwide through Tellwell Publishing’s professional package. It’s available in paperback and hardcover via Ingram (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Chapters/ Indigo, Waterstones, and more), and in eBook format through Kindle, Apple Books, Kobo, Nook, and other major platforms.
BOOK NUMBERS:
Paperback
ISBN-13: 9781779629760
ISBN-10: 1779629761
Hardcover
ISBN-13: 9781779629777
ISBN-10: 177962977
Ebook
ISBN-13: 9781779629784
ISBN-10: 1779629788
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Whether you’re living with mental illness, supporting a loved one, or seeking to understand more deeply, Guiding Star Through the Storm is here for you. Explore the memoir, join a workshop, or start your journey to recovery and empathy today.
MHFA provides initial support until appropriate professional help is available. It covers common conditions such as depression, anxiety, psychosis, and substance misuse, and helps reduce stigma by increasing awareness and confidence in helping others..