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Tough Shit: The Angry Woman's Guide to Embodying Change

A Self-reflection & Somatic Journal

Arianne MacBean, LMFT
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Tehom Center Publishing

About

You're an angry woman and you have valid reasons to feel that way. You have been told to calm down too many times. You're mad as hell, and you want to put your hard-earned rage to good use. Society has tried to transform your anger into shame and silence, but you are not going to let anyone take control of your power. Because your anger is the spark of your inner flame.

Tough Shit uses anger as the starting point to understand personal truth. Inside, you track the so-called "negative" emotions: anger, fear, sadness, and hurt to reach true self. The journal provides writing prompts as a jumping-off point for self-reflection and somatic, or body-based, exercise so you can follow your road of reactivity to feel and heal.

Related Subjects

  • Journaling
  • Self-Help
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Self-Esteem
  • Personal Growth
  • Stress Management
  • Self-Management

Artists

Arianne MacBean, LMFTAuthor