“Eric Maisel is at the cutting edge in the field of creativity and health. I’ve used the practices and exercises described in Redesign Your Mind myself and they really work! Plus, they are fun to read and easy to use. I highly recommend this must-read book.”
—Jed Diamond, PhD, author of The Enlightened Marriage

“Once again, Eric Maisel has translated complex ideas into everyday language. Using the visual metaphor of ‘the room that is your mind,’ he presents practical applications that can restore well-being in times of emotional and existential angst. Perfect for creatives and for everyone whose mind could use an upgrade.”
—Chuck Ruby, PhD, executive director of the International Society for Ethical Psychology and Psychiatry

“Within the room that is our mind, many people spread anger, guilt, worry, and resentment. Dr. Eric Maisel teaches us how the mind has the ability to enter into self-conversation and dynamic self-regulation to change all that. The results are profound and bring expanded awareness, insight, inspiration, creativity, and focused concentration.”
—Lee Jampolsky, PhD, bestselling author of Healing the Addictive Personality

“With humor and compassion, Maisel describes more than fifty exercises for trading in one’s self-pestering thoughts for healthy indwelling. The book’s engaging and practical tools teach readers to be gentle with themselves and achieve new heights of understanding and creativity. This book is not just inspirational; it brings profound relief.”
—Judith Schlesinger, PhD, author of The Insanity Hoax: Exposing the Myth of the Mad Genius

The author is a practiced guest and has been interviewed more than 500 times by print, radio, television, blog, and podcast interviewers. He has presented numerous keynotes, most recently at the American Mental Health Counselors Association annual conference, and a wide variety of lectures and workshops nationally and internationally.

Dr. Maisel is an influential figure in the critical psychology, critical psychiatry, and anti-psychiatry movements, writing extensively for Psychology Today and Mad in America, being a founding member of the global task force on mental health diagnostic reform, and writing seminal books in this area including The Future of Mental Health and Humane Helping.

He is also widely regarded as America’s foremost creativity coach, founding the profession of creativity coaching more than twenty years ago, training thousands of creativity coaches, and providing core trainings for the Creativity Coaching Association creativity coach certification program. He will market direct to the creativity coaches who are members of the support and information groups that he runs and directly to the tens of thousands of creative and performing artists who follow him on his weekly personal newsletter, his three weekly blogs for the Good Men Project, his posts on Thrive Global (where Arianna Huffington is a personal fan), and his weekly blog for Fine Art America, which reaches 250,000 visual artists weekly.

His current reach includes:

• Current email list subscribers: 5000+ 
  
• Psychology Today “Rethinking Mental Health” blog: 2.7 million views 
  
• Blog posts across multiple platforms (Psychology Today, Huffington Post, Thrive Global, the Good Men Project) archived at Authory: 1000+ blog posts 
• Twitter followers: 2000+ 
• Facebook followers and friends: 2000+ 
• LinkedIn connections: 2000 + 
• Students purchasing DailyOM classes: 35,000 + 
• Weekly blog for Fine Art America newsletter: 250,000 visual artists weekly 

Dr. Maisel is an innovative marketer who has created and run book blog tours (his tour for The Van Gogh Blues sold out its first printing in a month), provided webinars in support of his books for organizations as diverse at The Gathering of Creatives, The International Association for Journal Writing, and the International Authority for Professional Coaches and Mentors, and will reach out to his many networks that include coaches, creative and performing artists, and mental health professionals.