Wholistic Feminism

Healing the Identity Crisis Caused by the Women's Movement

De: Leah A. Jacobson

Narrado por: Leah A. Jacobson MA IBCLC

Have you ever wondered why modern women are so divided, and why feminism doesn’t seem to unite us by addressing the core problems we all face?

Do you feel that being a woman these days comes with unrealistic expectations and a side of shame for not doing or being enough?

You are not alone if:

• You feel overwhelmed by life
• Your mind body spirit seem to be at war with one another
• Your health is taking a backseat to all the things on your to-do list
• Your relationships are strained to the max
• You struggle to overcome guilt, shame, and/or fear

It's time to find hope through Wholistic Feminism.

In Wholistic Feminism, you will see how the American women’s movement has defined success in a way that keeps us striving, yet never fully arriving. You will learn to see female contributions in a new light and realize that you are not inadequate. You, and your female body were never the problem!

Author Leah A. Jacobson will help you find common ground and connection with other women so that you can celebrate sisterhood with other women, not competition. In accepting and loving your feminine gifts, you will discover how worthy you are of blazing your own trail, and you will be empowered to create a life of meaningful contribution. It is time for the women’s movement to be whole.

©2021 Lumen Press (P)2022 Lumen Press

So insightful!!

The author does a phenomenal job of giving background information of how we arrived to the current state of feminism, steps to take to help women embrace their natural body as a gift and how we can contribute to the world around us! I’m excited to see real change in this direction and hope the next wave of feminism will begin to accept the natural biological functions of women and our gifts we have to share!

A must read for all women and men

A refreshing perspective on feminism. We are losing the beauty of what truly being a woman is, this book gives you amazing insight and great takeaways.

We don’t have to be either/or!

Leah has a solid grasp on the reality of what it means to be authentically female. On what we as a culture must embrace in order to heal the deep wounds caused by the “feminist movement.” I highly recommend listening/reading with an open heart and mind. Change can happen if we’re honest with ourselves.

Culture can embrace real femininity

Leah offers real insight into the problems women face today. I feel understood, encouraged and hopeful that our next generation can live as whole women, not: men at work, objects for pleasure when with a man, and the comforting presence when needed. Many women shit off whole parts of themselves to operate “appropriately”. Let it not just be the crunchy and/or Christian/Catholic moms who get to live with the confidence and trust in our natural bodies!

Incredibly profound work about the wholeness and dignity of women.

Leah does an incredible job laying out our current status in the timeline of feminism. I think that every woman should read this book whether or not they agree. It is insightful, it is a cry for unity, and it reminds us that we are not called to erase our femininity but embrace the gifts that being different gives to us.