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If you have ever felt like your emotions have no place in either your professional life or your personal one, you're not alone. Janine Jeanson has been there, and she's determined to educate readers so we can break the cycle of unhealthy emotional behaviour and begin to heal. Peppered with personal stories and anecdotes-some painful, some funny, and all raw and authentic-Jeanson shares her own experiences navigating her feelings. Her honest perspective will provide comfort, clarity, and encouragement to emotional people everywhere. Any adult who has felt the need to stifle their emotions in…mehr

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If you have ever felt like your emotions have no place in either your professional life or your personal one, you're not alone. Janine Jeanson has been there, and she's determined to educate readers so we can break the cycle of unhealthy emotional behaviour and begin to heal. Peppered with personal stories and anecdotes-some painful, some funny, and all raw and authentic-Jeanson shares her own experiences navigating her feelings. Her honest perspective will provide comfort, clarity, and encouragement to emotional people everywhere. Any adult who has felt the need to stifle their emotions in the name of gender roles will find this book a useful, illuminating, and encouraging addition to their bookshelf.
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Autorenporträt
Janine Jeanson has observed people in a variety of settings, including the business world where she works, and has concluded that something has to change. Her passion for healing the wounds associated with strict gender roles and toxic masculinity inspired her to write You're Probably Not Crazy. She hopes to reach those who have been judged because of their emotions, reassure them that they're not alone, and help them find the path to healing. Janine lives in Toronto, Ontario. You're Probably Not Crazy is her first book.