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Rethinking Women's Health: A Guide to Wellness Paperback – March 14, 2016
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The OB/GYN is the primary doctor for females throughout their lives, yet women are not getting answers to serious health concerns at doctors’ appointments. They are swarming blogs, chat rooms, and Facebook support groups looking for alternative answers to health challenges and encouragement from an empathetic community as they move through the stages of womanhood. Women are taking the responsibility for health back into their own hands. As integrative health hero, Dr. Terry Wahls, says in the Preface, “People are interested in wellness because the epidemic of poor health has not been stopped by increasing medications or medical interventions.”
The groundswell of discovering diet and lifestyle health solutions is evident in everything from the popularity of Dr. Oz to the latest best sellers: Grain Brain, The Blood Sugar Solution, The Power of Now. The purpose of this book is to provide current, integrative resources for women dealing with female health puzzles and to simultaneously reshape the way our culture handles female health for the next generation. The book is divided into three sections based on female archetypes: The Maiden, The Mother, and The Wise Elder. Each section addresses female health challenges present in specific phases of a woman’s life within the cultural context that helps create them. In an authentic and relatable voice, every chapter provides difficult-to-find but effective health solutions and resources for female challenges, while presenting cultural changes that could improve how women approach their health overall.
- Print length266 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateMarch 14, 2016
- Dimensions6 x 0.6 x 9 inches
- ISBN-10194164449X
- ISBN-13978-1941644492
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- Publisher : Sartoris Literary Group (March 14, 2016)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 266 pages
- ISBN-10 : 194164449X
- ISBN-13 : 978-1941644492
- Item Weight : 1.65 pounds
- Dimensions : 6 x 0.6 x 9 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #5,094,413 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #472,116 in Health, Fitness & Dieting (Books)
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About the author
Alison Buehler is a tireless cheerleader for those who are ready to change their lives. She has worked as a special education teacher, a farmer, a small business owner, and a director of two nonprofit organizations. Her first book, Rethinking Women’s Health, published by Sartoris Literary Group, led her into a writing and teaching career centered around the power of transformation. Alison teaches during retreats at The Homestead Center and at a local community center. She also hosts dozens of online workshops. You can find her at www.thehomesteadcenter.com or on her author site at www.alisonbuehler.com. She lives with her husband and three children, chickens, goats, and bees in Starkville, Mississippi.
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The book is reminiscent of Carol Gilligan’s earlier work, In a Different Voice; for, implicit though out its pages is an underlying tone of the Ethic of Care. Dr. Buehler alludes to each stage in the care ethic with honest and courageous personal examples of her own life struggles. Readers experience the evolution of an ethic of care- from care of self to care of others and finally to an integrated care of self and others. Readers experience, as well, what it truly means to care. It is not enough merely to recognize that a person has a need, nor is it sufficient to see that another’s needs are met (usually by someone else). Only as one experiences the true act of providing care- or becoming the care -giver- has the ethic of care reached its ultimate. This book demonstrates that progression.
The book is beautifully framed with each chapter introduced by a quote reflecting the context of the chapter. The book’s conversational tone and readability make it a pleasure to read. It can be read in its entirety or revisited chapter by chapter as the need arises. Dr. Buehler’s first book is a worthy addition to the literature on female health.
Beyond exposing her own health issues, ones which can be embarrassing for us to talk about openly, and paving the way for these topics to become just as normal as a conversation about arthritis or heart disease, Dr. Beuhler cites many, many resources and references for solutions to specifically feminine health concerns. And she goes even beyond that to address how we talk to our children about their own bodies in a natural and accepting way, how this modern life has become void of such important aspects as initiation and rites of passage for boys becoming men, and girls becoming women, and the near-total lack of even passing on to our youth what it even means to become a man or a woman.
This book is really a treasure of insight and information and is written in a warm and informal style that is a pleasure to read.
I highly recommend it for all women AND men.
Additionally, as a mother of young sons and a daughter, Alison hits head-on the challenges of raising children in our current internet and media-soaked environment where the promoted information may be neither accurate nor healthy. For anyone with children in their lives, this book will provide an impetus to proactively give them the quality time and attention they need in these most impressionable years.
I'm thankful Alison took the time to share her experiences and research on this journey toward mental, spiritual and physical health, and look forward to future books from her.