The story starts with Corin, who has a background in mental health counseling. As her daughters were approaching their teens, she read through all of the journals she’d kept when she was their age. She was reminded of all the challenges she faced as a young woman and wanted her daughters to grow up knowing the importance of mental health, self-worth, and healthy relationships. She put all the lessons she learned through reading her journals into her book “Matters of the Heart: A Guide to Living and Loving Your Teen Years” (published in 2008).

Years later, when Rebecca and Leah left for college and Hannah started high school, the family started a group chat dedicated to sharing the helpful life tools they were finding online. Every day, they’d send articles, videos, and inspiring messages that were impacting their lives. The Wisers started sharing life tools from their family’s group chat with friends; everyone really loved them and kept asking for more. That’s when the idea for Womaze was born.

 The Wiser Women followed their dream of creating a community where people could easily find tools for mental health, self-care, body image, and relationships. Since launching the app on April 18, 2018, Womaze has impacted tens of thousands of lives. And it’s just the beginning . . .