About this event
Take a moment to say "yes" to your well-being, navigate the overwhelm, and thrive through the holidays.
SeekHer Foundation is teaming up with Kendra Scott to host our latest Seek, Sip & Shop — a fundraiser and wellness pop-up event for women who are ready to cultivate sustainable self-care practices that help them thrive in their work and in life.
Start off your morning with self-care, sweet bites, and sips as you grab your Kendra Scott tote filled with goodies from brands like OLLY, Athleta, RoC Skincare, Pure Leaf, rhythm and more.
Sit in on a powerful panel conversation led by SeekHer founder Dr. Monica Mo as leading mental health & wellness experts Dr. Jen Douglas, Jasmynn Abernathy, and Samora Suber share tips for navigating relationships & obligations to set better boundaries and reclaim your time during the busy holiday season.
10:00 - 10:30 | Check-In: Grab Your Kendra Scott Goody Bag + Self-Care Stations
10:30 - 11:00 | Community Chat: Finding Happiness In The Holiday Hustle
11:00 - 1:00 | Shop & Mingle: Join in the in-store scavenger hunt as you shop and connect with community over small bites and mimosas. 20% of all in-store sales will also be donated back to SeekHer.
This is a free event that will fill up fast! If you grab a spot and can no longer make it, please be courteous to others and cancel to release your spot to someone else on the waitlist. If you feel moved, we invite you to make an optional donation to SeekHer Foundation before or at the event. Your kindness will help support their project initiatives to bridge the gender gap of mental health and power more women for the greater good.
About The Speakers
Dr. Jen Douglas (she/her) is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Jen specializes in helping women and gender-diverse individuals struggling with anxiety, perfectionism, and burnout. Outside of her clinical work, Dr. Jen enjoys providing education to the real world through her Instagram account (@drjenofficial) and facilitating workshops on coping strategies for stress, burnout, and working motherhood.
Jasmynn Smith Abernathy is a California-based Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She obtained her master's degree in clinical psychology from Pepperdine University in 2012 and has since worked in various settings, including the child welfare system, non-public schools, community mental health programs, and non-profit organizations. Jasmynn currently owns a private practice, Willow Therapy and Counseling, where she supports individuals and couples in healing their relationships. She focuses on healing relationships by overcoming trauma, managing difficult emotions, and reducing burnout. She resides in Southern California and lives a full life as a wife to her husband, Joshua, and a mom to her young son. She is intentional about maintaining emotional wellness in her own life by incorporating mindfulness practice, exercise, and taking breaks to travel.
Samora Suber is a certified Life Coach and Yoga/Meditation Instructor based in Los Angeles. She is also the founder of SamoraLife.com which helps people feel clear, connected, and confident through personal and professional development experiences. Samora also created an expansive yoga technique, Motivational Yoga (Moga), which fuses motivational affirmations with specific yoga sequences to stimulate positive thinking, push physical limitations, and release emotional blockages.
Dr. Monica Mo is the founder of SeekHer Foundation and WellSeek, a social impact collective & community organization dedicated to helping women thrive in their work and life. A former biotech scientist turned social impact advisor and mental health advocate, Dr. Mo has spent nearly a decade activating communities through story-driven science that dissects wellness with a human-forward lens. Her work as a brand strategist and wellness consultant has connected her with entrepreneurs, national brands, and global organizations to shift the conversation on women's wellness in our workplaces and communities.