I have struggled with depression for years and have never felt so enthusiastic or motivated to solve the problems of my life before. What is in the book has hit home to me. It's everything I do. I have a lot of expectations and a lot of self labels. It comes back to self worth. I don't accept people for who they are because I don't accept myself. I have lost Me as a person. I tried the Six Step Method on an event that happened, and it made me feel better. You books has given me the hope that I so long needed in beating this illness. I am now able to see a light at the end of the tunnel.
D.H. age 29

As a funeral director, I know that a lot of the people who suicide were young people who were depressed. They feel worthless. When you continually call yourself worthless, it's overwhelming pain. You can't escape from your own voice and the same pattern of thinking. It's unbearable. The missing link to get out of that rut is to learn a new way to think - to get to the point of self acceptance, to stop calling yourself names and to undo painful feelings with the six step method. If these people could have been in the know about the techniques that you teach, this thinking would not lead to depression and depression would not lead to suicide.
Luise Scott-Young, Funeral Director

Your book has helped me understand my self in so many ways. The last 12 months of my life has been the most depressing and confusing time ever in my life. I have read other self help books but none outlined things as clearly as yours has. Your book has given me the inspiration and motivation to help me make my life worth living.
from country Australia