How to Fall Apart, Wake The Hell Up and Let Your Pieces Become Power

by Kerry (Kezza) Neilson

This book is education.

It’s not therapy.

It’s not a program.

It’s not a method to follow.

It offers information and theory to women who want it.

Women who are done pretending they’re fine. 

Women who want substance, not shortcuts.

Women who trust their own intelligence and won’t tolerate being talked down to.

Women who’ve had quiet moments of wondering, “Is this all my life is going to be?”

Women who feel something shifting deep inside —a sense that an old way of living is ending, and something truer is trying to return.

If you want clarity, depth, practicality, and a steady adult voice that names what’s really going on —you’re home.

Optional self-reflection

 

Some readers recognise themselves in this work.

You may be drawn to this book if you’ve noticed moments where urgency, interpretation, or meaning-making take over before you’ve had time to register what’s actually happening.

This is not a problem to fix, and not a sign of pathology — just a familiar human pattern under pressure.

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