LPP Foundation Becomes the Main Partner of the Book “And How Are YOU Feeling?”
The LPP Foundation has become the Main Partner of the book “And How Are YOU Feeling?” by Aldona Dybuk and Marcin Dybuk. The publication addresses mental health from the perspective of people supporting loved ones experiencing a mental health crisis. The book launch will take place on November 20, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Silk building at 39 Łąkowa Street in Gdańsk.
People Supporting Loved Ones Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis
The book draws attention to the less frequently discussed perspective of caregivers, partners, parents, friends, and others who accompany loved ones facing a mental health crisis. It highlights the importance of their presence while also reminding readers of the needs of those providing support.
The question in the book’s title is an invitation to pay greater attention to the feelings of others and to one’s own mental well-being. The book encourages conversations about emotions, crises, and relationships, as well as recognizing both those who need help and those who stand by them every day.
Cooperation Between the LPP Foundation and Marcin Dybuk in Support of Mental Health
The partnership surrounding the book is another element of the ongoing cooperation between the LPP Foundation and Marcin Dybuk. Their joint activities include initiatives related to education, mental health promotion, and raising public awareness.
The LPP Foundation’s involvement in the project is a continuation of its efforts to build a culture of open dialogue about mental health, strengthen relationships, and foster social awareness and sensitivity. The educational value of the book “And How Are YOU Feeling?” and its focus on the perspective of people supporting their loved ones are aligned with the Foundation’s areas of engagement.
Book Launch of “And How Are YOU Feeling?” by Aldona Dybuk and Marcin Dybuk in Gdańsk
The book launch will take place on November 20, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Silk building at 39 Łąkowa Street in Gdańsk. The event will provide an opportunity to discuss mental health, relationships, and the role of people supporting loved ones experiencing a crisis.