What is the main conflict in Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Phd Estes?

This book is written for women by an expert woman in her field. She employs the full spectrum of herself, including her personal life and higher education, followed by experience, to offer women a book about the "Wild Woman" archetype. This is for the sensible task of helping women to have a stronger and clearer sense of identity. Of course, this book can be read by men and boys as well as girls and women. Men might read this book to better understand their Grandma or sister, the mother of their new child, or their lover.