From Brick Walls to Soft Places

Over the past few years, I’ve been walking through a season of rebranding — not just in my work, but in my heart. W(Her)thy started as a way to help women find their worth in God, but as I’ve grown and healed, I’ve realized it’s also been helping me do the same.

I used to live with walls — invisible ones I built to protect myself from pain, disappointment, and fear. They felt like strength at the time, but in truth, they only kept me from feeling safe, seen, and fully known. I thought I was protecting myself… but I was also keeping out peace.

Through prayer, counseling, and learning to trust Jesus with my anxiety, I’ve slowly been replacing those brick walls with soft places to land — places filled with grace instead of guilt, stillness instead of striving, and faith instead of fear. It’s not always easy; sometimes I still brace for impact, expecting to hit a wall. But now, instead of crashing into my own defenses, I’m learning what it feels like to fall into the arms of Jesus.

This rebrand — both in W(Her)thy and in my soul — isn’t about changing who I am. It’s about becoming who I was always meant to be: softer, freer, and more trusting. It’s about creating a space where women can find that same safety — a place to land when the world feels too hard, and a reminder that we don’t have to hold it all together to be held by Him.