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A review by eisenbuns
How to Keep House While Drowning: 31 Days of Compassionate Help by KC Davis
emotional
funny
hopeful
informative
reflective
fast-paced
5.0
I want to gift a copy of this book to every Neurodivergent person I know. As someone with trauma closely associated to cleaning, and the overall cleanliness of my space, I desperately needed to read this. It helped me reframe my thought process around cleaning, let go of some of my shame, and overall start to be gentler with myself.
This book is very short, but on top of that, contains “shortcuts” if the thought of reading the whole thing is too daunting. It also has literal explanations for any metaphors used within, aiming to keep as accessible as possible.
If you, like me, struggle with executive function and constant guilt for not keeping your house in a state of “just cleaned!” I recommend picking up this little life-changer.
This book is very short, but on top of that, contains “shortcuts” if the thought of reading the whole thing is too daunting. It also has literal explanations for any metaphors used within, aiming to keep as accessible as possible.
If you, like me, struggle with executive function and constant guilt for not keeping your house in a state of “just cleaned!” I recommend picking up this little life-changer.