DUNDAS, Ontario - s4story -- Canadian psychiatrist, David Laing Dawson, observed with increasing concern Trump's antics during the election campaign and then during the first few years of his presidency. That motivated him to post regular comments on what he was seeing to the blog Mind You Reflections on Mental Health, Mental Illness and Life.

As Dawson explained in the introduction to the volume, "I started these blogs before Donald J Trump was improbably elected. The most popular among them has been my assessment of his emotional and mental age."... "I came up with  an average of 14 . Though occasionally his displays of sibling rivalry and his assessment of his own greatness are definitely pre-pubescent."

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Since the book first appeared, it has received a 4.8 out of 5 stars on Amazon.

One reviewer wrote "This just arrived about 3 days ago and I"m already well over halfway through. I'm finding it hard to put down! It's in the format of a series of blogs, some only half a page long, others up to 3 pages in length. The author is a Canadian psychiatrist, so offers a refreshing "outside" point of view. I'm not only finding his comments about Trump to be worthwhile, but am also just enjoying his comments about the world and life in general. Reads well and I highly recommend."

Another reviewer said "I ordered this book a while back, but couldn't bring myself to read it for quite some time. Having finally gotten up the courage, this book was an eerie foretelling of the disaster(s) this depraved man has brought on the USA."

Two Years of Trump on the Psychiatrist's Couch, Bridgeross Communications, ISBN 978-1927637326, $17.95 paper and available in print and e-book format at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Distributed by Ingram and available everywhere.