Reviews

“This is a profound, gem of a book that needs to be read by people of every age. Dr. Reznik so simply and so effectively shows his readers how to attain freedom from the nagging, critical voice within. He paves a path towards peace of mind and life fulfillment. I read it in one sitting and know it will stay with me forever.”

“So many elements of this book— both the narrative and the art— are deeply insightful and captivating. It pulls from global cultures and spiritual traditions to illustrate the way in which we are all bound by the human condition, and how we can get beyond the automatic thinking patterns that hold us all back.  As someone in the mental health field, I appreciate that it brings in critical insights from modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy, but in a way that is less devoid of meaning and more relatable.  A great story for adults who want to begin waking up to how their internal dialogue impacts their living reality, and making changes accordingly.”

— Leah Cerf

“This book gives an excellent tool that helps to get rid of negative thoughts or emotions that hold us back. The simple and easy approach is incredibly helpful in rewiring our brains so we can control our thoughts. I love this book: It's an easy read, and the illustrations are beautiful. I recommend this book to anyone that experiences anxiety, worry, doubt or anxious thoughts.”

— Elena Meehan

“The most affective, simple and elegant technique to deal with your inner critic I ever came across. And the illustrations are magnificent. I highly recommend the book.”

— Inna Joyce

Not only was the book applicable to my life and beneficial to my mindset, but the illustrations are incredible!

— Unknown

Taming the Debater Within, a question I have often pondered throughout the years! What a fulfilling read with wonderful insights into self realization, a necessity on my bookshelf for me to come back to numerous times for a recap on this helpful knowledge. Additionally, the illustrations gave me awe! Overall I highly recommend.”

— Codie Maslin