The Book Begins the Journey. The Website Helps You Continue.
The Fight of a Warrior combines Charles Barben’s lived experience with a practical 20-step workbook. The website includes a full library of blogs, guides, and printable journals that build on that foundation with tools for reflection, resilience, and everyday mental wellness.
From the Book to Ongoing Support
Built from Lived Experience
Depression can bring confusion, isolation, and a deep struggle to understand what is happening or what might genuinely help. Charles Barben experienced those feelings firsthand while navigating depression, anxiety, and PTSD.
Over the years, he continued learning which perspectives, coping skills, and practical tools helped him move forward. He brought that hard-earned knowledge together in The Fight of a Warrior—an honest personal story followed by a 20-step process designed to encourage reflection, resilience, and hope.
The blog library continues that process. Its articles grow from the book’s 20 steps and offer expanded insights into specific mental-wellness topics, helping readers explore the ideas more deeply and apply them in everyday life.
The blog library also shares practical information about finding affordable counseling—including employer benefits, EAPs, and assistance programs that may reduce or sometimes eliminate out-of-pocket costs, depending on eligibility.
Organizations that want to provide The Fight of a Warrior to employees, adult students, or community members can purchase copies in bulk through our Vendor Pricing page.
Take a look at the public blog previews to see how the lessons from the book develop into practical guidance. Members receive full access to the organized library of blogs, guides, and printable journals.
Choose the next step that fits you: learn the story, preview the blog, purchase the book, or join the full library.
The Fight of a Warrior is intended for adults 18 and older. Organizations can also view bulk book options for employees, community members, or adult learners.
Find Mental Health Support
Learn how to locate employer, student, veteran, community, treatment, and crisis resources. Availability and eligibility vary by program.
Disclaimer
The Fight of a Warrior is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis or are contemplating suicide, please seek immediate help. Call 911 or reach out to a licensed mental health professional immediately.
For urgent support, please visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or dial 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
