By Morey Strozier
God. Family. Resilience. That’s not just my brand—it’s my life’s rhythm.
When people hear the word resilience, they often picture someone who never breaks, someone who always has it together. But let me tell you from experience: resilience isn’t about never breaking. It’s about breaking… and still choosing to rebuild.
Resilience Looks Like Healing
At Resilient Minds Family Services, I’ve worked with families and individuals who’ve faced the unimaginable—trauma, grief, addiction, broken homes. And do you know what they’ve taught me?
That healing is resilience. That choosing therapy, choosing growth, and choosing to show up again and again—that’s power. It’s not always glamorous. It’s not overnight. But it is sacred.
Resilience Feels Like Self-Worth
That’s why I created Resilient One Med Spa—because healing should happen on every level. Mind. Body. Spirit. When a woman looks in the mirror and feels whole again, she walks differently. Speaks differently. She reclaims herself.
True resilience is saying, “I deserve this care.” Whether it’s a laser treatment or a facial or just a moment to breathe, it counts. It’s part of the journey.
Resilience Sounds Like Action
At the Resilient One Foundation, we take that strength and give it a voice. Through community events, wellness education, and now launching our Reform Lawrence Coalition, we’re giving people tools to not only survive—but lead.
Resilience is teaching others what you had to learn the hard way. It’s rewriting the story for the next generation. That’s what legacy sounds like.
Let Me Be Honest With You
There were times I felt like I had nothing left. But even then—I had God. I had my family. And I had a flicker of purpose that refused to die.
That’s what I want to remind you of today:
Resilience isn’t about being unshakable. It’s about being unwilling to stay broken.
✨ Take This With You
Your softness is not your weakness.
Your healing is not selfish.
Your comeback is your crown.