Do you ever feel like there's a voice inside your head that won't stop criticizing you?
Telling you you're not good enough. That you always mess things up. That you'll never be truly loved, accepted, or successful.

That voice has a name: the inner critic. And while it may sound like your own thoughts, it often stems from deeper roots—childhood trauma, societal expectations, and internalized beliefs we never chose, but learned to carry.

In The Noise Within: Living with Inner Criticism, you'll embark on a revealing journey into the psychology of self-judgment, negative self-talk, and the ways our inner dialogue shapes our emotional world. This isn't just another self-help book—it's a map through the noise, helping you uncover the origins of your self-doubt, challenge toxic perfectionism, and begin the profound process of emotional healing.

Combining insights from mindfulness, cognitive psychology, and trauma-informed practice, this book shows you how to:

Whether you're struggling with anxiety, burnout, impostor syndrome, or simply the heavy burden of never feeling "enough," this book offers clarity, comfort, and a new way forward.

You are not your inner critic.
You are the person who can choose to listen differently.