Guiding Safe Self-Discovery
Protecting consumers and promoting accountability in the self-help industry through education, advocacy, and legislation.
Some Special Dates
Decult 2026 · Oct 24–25 · Keynote Rachel Bernstein · Live-streamed worldwide · Supported by SEEK Safely → Learn more
SEEK Week · Nov 9–13 · Free LIVE conversations → See the schedule
Meet Kirby Brown
Why We Exist
She had an adventurous, dynamic spirit and lived every day to be a better person. Her boundless energy touched everyone around her, but her beautiful life came to a tragic end.
Kirby's family started SEEK Safely as a way to guide consumers and keep Self-Help practitioners accountable for their actions through legislation and education.
Join Us LIVE ...
Five days. Five LIVE conversations. Free.
November 9th - 13th
LIVE Streams @ 8pm ET ALL Week
From why uncertain times are good business for gurus, to AI-generated wisdom, to life after leaving a harmful group, SEEK Week covers a lot of ground.
Join Dr. Glenn Doyle, Dr. Christine Whelan, Jean Brown, and guests for five days of honest, sometimes funny conversations about what helps, what harms, and how to tell the difference
SEEK Week is our annual fundraiser. Every gift supports SEEK Safely’s education and advocacy work.
BTW - Missed the 2020 Summit on Building Solutions
Recordings & Gifts Still available @iLumn8.Life
The Movement:
Join us in making self-help safe. SEEK Safely champions accountability, transparency, and safety within the self-help and wellness industries. We believe in personal growth, but only when it is pursued safely, ethically, with qualified guidance, and genuine accountability.
We are dedicated to making the SEEK Safely Movement a powerful force for consumer demand, a distinct advantage for practitioners, and a common-sense framework for regulation.
How We're Making a Difference
We are working on multiple fronts to advocate for safety and accountability in the self-help industry.
Get Involved
We are dedicated to making the SEEK Safely Movement a powerful force for consumer demand, a distinct advantage for practitioners, and a common-sense framework for regulation.