Countless young men have been helped by the ideas of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson. The question remains: does this psychologist's opus of work have something to offer young women

Clinical social worker and psychotherapist Annette Poizner suggests it does: young women will be fascinated to learn about the map of meaning that they harbor within, a map that the unconscious mind builds to manage chaos, an inherent part of reality. In this book, listeners access a summary of some of the 'rules for life' they can use to architect their best self and enhance self-image; rules which provide an anchor, in the face of today's normlessness. Drawing on decades of clinical experience, Poizner speaks directly to young women, tailoring the rules to a reality heavy on electronics, light on consensus. Short chapters provide useable soundbites. Listeners walk away with strategies to make changes and get a personalized introduction to Dr. Peterson's work, designed for those new to some ideas that have taken the world by storm!

Annette Poizner, MSW, EdD, RSW, has a Master's in social work degree from Columbia University of New York and a doctorate in Education from the University of Toronto. Her clinical innovations have been featured in dailies across Canada, in trade magazines across North America, and at clinical and academic conferences.