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Latest comment: 1 month ago2 comments2 people in discussion
I have a conflict of interest as the subject of this article and would like to request updates to reflect more recent work and improve accuracy.
Proposed updates:
1. Lead section
Update occupation to include “author and coach,” and note her second book.
Suggested wording:
“Jamie Rose is an American actress, author, and coach.”
2. Add new section: Writing and coaching
Suggested text:
“In addition to her acting career, Rose has worked as a teacher and coach, later expanding into personal development work influenced by the ‘Tools’ methodology developed by psychiatrist Phil Stutz, with whom she studied for several decades.
She has described her transition from acting to coaching in interviews, drawing on her own experiences navigating career instability in the entertainment industry.
Rose is the author of Facing Madame X: The Tools for Women (Arcade Publishing, 2026), a work combining memoir and self-help that presents a female-centered interpretation of the ‘Part X’ concept.”
3. Book section update
Add:
Facing Madame X: The Tools for Women (Arcade Publishing, 2026)
Sources:
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/hollywood-therapists-meet-the-moment-if-youre-not-dispirited-right-now-youre-dissociativehttps://www.skyhorsepublishing.com/9781648210433/facing-madame-x/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/behind-the-book-cover/id668449996?i=1000743900899
I am happy to provide additional sources if needed.
~2026-13053-62 (talk) 21:00, 27 February 2026 (UTC)Reply
Thank you for considering this request.
Since this request was posted in February 2026, additional independent coverage of Facing Madame X: The Tools for Women has appeared.
Additional sources include:
The Baltimore Sun, Books section
"Bruce Wagner's Pick of the Week" (May 31, 2026), which featured Facing Madame X.
Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper, "What We're Reading" recommendation
(March 2026), which selected Facing Madame X as a recommended title.
Given these additional sources, I would be grateful if an editor would consider at minimum adding:
Facing Madame X: The Tools for Women (Arcade Publishing, 2026)
to the Books section of the article, even if the broader requested updates are not adopted.
