Rushing Woman’s Syndrome by Dr Libby Weaver (signed)

Exploring the pressures behind a constantly hurried life

Very Good Condition - Cover rubbing, chipped edges, creased/curling corners and browned page edges. A handwritten signature is present on the title page.

Dr Libby Weaver examines the experience of women who feel perpetually busy, connecting daily pressure with her perspective on emotional wellbeing, nutrition and the body's responses to stress. The book explores the habits and expectations that can keep someone feeling rushed, alongside the broader circumstances shaping those reactions. Weaver presents a holistic approach, encouraging reflection on both practical routines and the beliefs that make slowing down difficult. Rushing Woman's Syndrome brings explanation and personal observation together in an account intended to make that familiar sense of urgency easier to recognise. It introduces the author's ideas about restoring balance and understanding what lies beneath the feeling that there is never enough time.