Jordan Petersons advice can be helpful for everyone, but his target audience is younger men and helping them straighten out their lives. (Unless he really is a shill like the commenters suggest, but I still think some of his advice is good like the pieces you mentioned above.) But is it unreasonable to ask for the woman's equivalent? The speaker doesn't even have to be a woman, although I think a woman might be best. Just someone to help with woman specific topics. Some examples include, how to accept feelings while still keeping under control (men react differently than women do in this regard), how to productively handle your husband being angry (at you or at something else), how to keep a house properly, how to tend to your children's needs without spoiling them, etc. Men and women think and act differently and have different needs.