Dr. Catherine Jackson has released a new book designed to help women confront emotional wounds, reclaim their inherent value, and rediscover their identity through a spiritual lens. The work focuses on themes of faith, restoration, and radical honesty, offering a pathway to break free from insecurity and release unhealthy relational patterns. Central to the book's message is the concept of building confidence that is fundamentally rooted in God's love rather than external validation or past trauma.
The publication shares a pivotal moment of revelation from Dr. Jackson's own personal and spiritual journey, providing readers with an authentic foundation for the guidance that follows. This practical guidance is structured to lead women toward emotional wholeness, teaching them how to establish healthy boundaries and cultivate healthier relationships. A key component is redefining love and self-worth according to a God-centered perspective, moving beyond societal or personal definitions that may have contributed to emotional scars.
The book is positioned not merely as a standalone resource but as part of a broader movement engaging churches, ministries, and faith-based communities. This approach suggests the content is intended for both individual study and group discussion within supportive spiritual environments. The aim is to create a collective space for healing and growth, leveraging community support to reinforce the book's principles of restoration and identity rediscovery.
Dr. Jackson's professional background informs the book's methodology. As a leadership coach, professor, speaker, and certified John Maxwell Trainer with a PhD in Pastoral Psychology, she integrates psychological insight with spiritual doctrine. Her mission is to equip women and students with tools for confidence, emotional intelligence, and faith-centered self-leadership. This academic and coaching framework provides a structured approach to the deeply personal topics of healing and identity.
The authenticity of the book's message is further shaped by Dr. Jackson's Caribbean heritage and her own lived experiences, which allow her to connect with readers on a personal level while maintaining theological and psychological rigor. The ultimate goal articulated is to help women see themselves as God sees them—a transformation that addresses core issues of value, purpose, and emotional freedom. By combining personal narrative, practical exercises, and spiritual truth, the book seeks to offer a comprehensive resource for women seeking to overcome past pain and build a future defined by faith and wholeness.
