

I read this book in one sitting while waiting for an anxiety attack to abide. Me pre-book and me post-book are like sunset and sunrise. Nominally, they look the same -- my body is still going through motions of some stress -- but my outlook on what's to come and how I can deal with have changed.
As someone who treasures those "oh" moments in therapy that flood you with relief and understanding, I found a lot of those in here.
I'v learned about a few of these ideas before -- especially of inner critics -- but what I learned hadn't really stuck with me in a way that I could either 1. remember to use and 2. constructively respond to and grow from. What Cam has done is fit them to vibrant metaphors that still hold their meaning, and given solid action on how to deal with things like inner critics.
This, like any Struthless creation, leaves me with a beautiful yet fully grounded sense of hope. Thank you, Cam.
I read this book in one sitting while waiting for an anxiety attack to abide. Me pre-book and me post-book are like sunset and sunrise. Nominally, they look the same -- my body is still going through motions of some stress -- but my outlook on what's to come and how I can deal with have changed.
As someone who treasures those "oh" moments in therapy that flood you with relief and understanding, I found a lot of those in here.
I'v learned about a few of these ideas before -- especially of inner critics -- but what I learned hadn't really stuck with me in a way that I could either 1. remember to use and 2. constructively respond to and grow from. What Cam has done is fit them to vibrant metaphors that still hold their meaning, and given solid action on how to deal with things like inner critics.
This, like any Struthless creation, leaves me with a beautiful yet fully grounded sense of hope. Thank you, Cam.