United States, 6th Dec 2025 – Dr. Rand Floyd, a neuroradiologist with nearly two decades of medical practice, has published a memoir titled “My Mental Health Story,” which chronicles his personal experiences with mental illness and the circumstances that preceded his mental health challenges.
Floyd is a 53-year-old physician who completed his radiology residency and neuroradiology fellowship at Westbrook Center for Radiology. Throughout his career, he has worked in diagnostic imaging and image-guided spine intervention. He is the father of three children and was married for 26 years.
“My Mental Health Story” documents Floyd’s journey from childhood through early adulthood, including his academic pursuits at Durham University, where he completed undergraduate and medical studies. The memoir traces his career development in medicine and his personal life experiences across multiple states, including Virginia, Missouri, Colorado, and Colorado.
The narrative addresses the onset of mental health challenges that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic. Floyd describes the progression of his experiences during this period, including behavioral changes and psychological distress. The memoir extends from his early life through early 2025 and reflects on the circumstances and events that preceded these mental health challenges.
The book presents Floyd’s account of experiencing anxiety, obsessive behaviors, and related symptoms during the pandemic period. He documents his interactions with mental health professionals and describes the therapeutic processes he pursued. The memoir includes his reflections on the impact of his experiences on his family relationships and personal circumstances, including his divorce in October 2024.
“My Mental Health Story” examines themes of personal resilience, the role of support systems, and the experience of confronting mental illness. The memoir addresses the contrast between external professional success and internal psychological struggle. Floyd reflects on how professional demands and life circumstances influenced his mental well-being.
The work discusses the nature of mental health challenges, the process of seeking treatment, and the experiences within psychiatric care settings. Floyd documents periods of hospitalization and intensive therapeutic intervention. The memoir emphasizes the importance of professional support, family relationships, and self-awareness in addressing mental health conditions.
Throughout the narrative, Floyd addresses the stigma associated with mental illness and the difficulty of recognizing mental health challenges in oneself. He reflects on how mental health conditions can affect individuals across professional backgrounds and achievement levels. The memoir presents his perspective on the importance of open discussion regarding mental health experiences.
“My Mental Health Story” serves as a detailed personal account of one individual’s mental health journey. The memoir is structured chronologically, beginning with childhood experiences and progressing through significant life events to recent years. Floyd documents his observations and experiences during acute periods of mental distress.
The book addresses the relationship between life circumstances, professional demands, and mental well-being. Floyd reflects on themes of control, identity, and the expectations placed on individuals in high-responsibility professions. The narrative includes his considerations regarding family dynamics and the broader implications of untreated or undiagnosed mental illness. “My Mental Health Story” is available now for purchase.
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Organization: Mysterious Mind Publishers, LLC
Contact Person: Rand Floyd (Author)
Website: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FRZM8NTC
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Physician Rand Floyd Publishes Mental Health Story
