Sort Your Head Out

This is a great book, and an important one. It’s the one I would give to any friend who I observed struggling with those issues, as it’s written in a genuinely human way, devoid of psychobabble, moralizing, victimhood embracing and judgement. It comes from a place of hard-won experience, told with total honesty. It will do more than just save lives, it will help those saved lives feel like they’re genuinely worth living – Irvine WelshAn honest, funny account of how we’re all capable of changing for the better – Seth MeyersThis book tells it like it is in an honest and down to earth way that men who find it hard to talk about mental health will be able to relate to easily. Sam really knows his stuff on this subject and is very frank about his struggles. A great, motivating book that can really help - every bloke should read it – Shaun RyderA brave, vital and necessary book – John NivenA funny, wise and above all valuable book. An arm around your shoulder from your next best friend – Danny WallaceFinally, a book on mental health that strikes the right note * Reaction *This book is fantastic and could be such a great force for good in the world. Sam’s reading of it adds to the whole relatability of his experiences too – Ruth Jones

Sam Delaney is a journalist and broadcaster whose work has featured in the Guardian, Telegraph and talkSPORT. He is former editor-in-chief of Heat magazine.

Sam is the co-host of Top Flight Time Machine, a podcast that started out as a romp through football nostalgia and became a wider reflection on life as a middle-aged man. It has been downloaded over millions of times by listeners across the globe.

Sam also hosts The Reset, a podcast in which he chats to guests about mental health, addiction, recovery and all that sort of stuff.

He is the author of three previous books.