#dealwithit: Living Well with PTSD - Softcover

“I was transported into feeling the torture innocent souls suffer from sexual exploitation. One can never fully understand the individual’s permanent damage, but Dr. King guides us to be educated and united to become the change we need to see.”  --JEANNIE MAI - TV Personality & Host of “The Real”

“It’s f*cking brilliant! ” --Kathysue Dorey, Creative Leadership Facilitator and Speaker

“[Dr. King’s] honesty is rare in this field, and it’s nice to get a vibe that you are talking to a real person—he puts his story out there very candidly. #dealwithit explains very complex concepts very simply. It has a good voice and an easy flow, which make a relatively quick read. If you are interested in dealing with your own PTSD, or just in the topic in general, I highly recommend this book.” --Jason Walter, Venthouse Counseling

“I thought I dealt with a lot of my issues and anxieties when I got out, but I hadn’t. Reading this book has encouraged me to get on with the recovery process in my life—to stop procrastinating, and just deal with it and move forward. It’s long overdue for me.” --Lcpl Xavier W. Webb, U.S. Marine

“This book is incredible for anyone who doesn’t know what Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is, or what it’s like to live with PTSD. There are passages that will have you laughing, then others that will pull emotion from you...I was diagnosed in 2017, and I really couldn’t be happier having found this book.” --Matthew Heneghan, Canadian Armed Forces Medic

“Accessible, relatable...the candor and humor allowed me to access parts of myself that I wouldn’t have been able to if it were written from a clinical standpoint. #dealwithit breaks through the stigma, that separation that [trauma sufferers] often experience. It makes them feel like they are not alone, and others understand what they are going through. I firmly believe in our ability to self-heal, and this book is definitely a methodology to make that happen.” --Rick Scarpello, This is Men’s Therapy

“This book is amazing even if you aren’t struggling with PTSD. If you know someone who is...it gave me so much empathy that I don’t think I would have been capable of getting to on my own. It opened my eyes and...gave me the tools to cope as someone on the outside watching [PTSD] happen to someone else. You also don’t have to have a doctorate in psychology to understand this book. It’s very well done, very intelligently written and so practical.” --Amber Courtot, Photographer