Why We're Here
In today's dynamic world, the lines between a resilient business and a thriving community are blurring.
Success is no longer a solitary pursuit—it’s interwoven with the emotional well-being of the people who make it possible. At WellSeek, we believe emotional equity is the foundation of inclusive leadership and sustainable impact. When individuals feel safe, seen, and supported, they don’t just survive—they shape the future.
Emotional equity is the measurable impact of feeling emotionally safe, valued, and supported—within systems, relationships, and workplaces. It’s the catalyst for cultures of care and the future of leadership.
As a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC), we build cultures of care through emotional literacy, relational trust, and systemic advocacy. Guided by our beWELL philosophy, we partner with purpose-driven organizations to activate workplace well-being and drive social change through our non-profit arm, SeekHer Foundation.
Our programs align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including health and well-being (SDG 3), gender equality (SDG 5), and sustainable work & economic growth (SDG 8). Together with our nationwide collaborative of visionary experts, we’ve partnered with national brands and Fortune 500 companies to cultivate a thriving online community of over 50,000 women and allies, with online resources impacting over 2 million individuals across channels.
By equipping leaders, employees, and customer bases, we're igniting a ripple effect of positive change that extends beyond the workplace and into our communities.
PARTNERS IN PURPOSE
Who We've Joined Forces With For The Greater Good.
Embracing Wellness & Equity to Lead & Live
WellSeek is more than a company — it’s a promise. A promise to hold space where stories are heard, vulnerability is honored, and emotional safety becomes the standard.
We celebrate the messy beauty of the human experience—the quiet revolutions whispered in acts of empathy, and the transformative power of inclusion and care.
We listen with open hearts and minds, witnessing the joys and struggles of our lived experiences. We believe in the ripple effect of shared understanding—the bridge between “me” and “we”—and the spark that ignites a collective journey toward a hopeful, resilient future.
We are a social enterprise where purpose fuels our journey and profit becomes a tool for systemic change. Success is measured not only in metrics, but in the communities we uplift and the trust we cultivate.
We believe that doing good isn't just a bonus, it's the very heartbeat of our existence.
Each story shared, each connection forged ripples outward to transform homes, workplaces, and communities — and ultimately, our world.
Let's seek and thrive, together.
Meet The Founder
Dr. Monica Mo is the founder & CEO of WellSeek, and the director of their women’s mental health non-profit arm, SeekHer Foundation. A former biotech scientist turned social impact advisor and mental health advocate, she has spearheaded award-winning advocacy campaigns and developed well-being program initiatives alongside national brands and organizations that have impacted over 2 million individuals across channels.
Featured on Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Thrive Global, Motherly, and more, she champions women’s mental health through community care by bridging advocates and allies with a shared vision to power more women for the greater good. Her TED talk "Changing How We Think About Wellness" has reached over 350K views, sparking a nationwide conversation on redefining health, beauty, and identity in today’s world.
Dr. Mo has spent a decade activating communities through story-driven science that dissects wellness with a human-forward lens. Having begun her career in science and biotechnology specializing in metabolic engineering, human therapeutics design, and data analytics, Dr. Mo was a member of the academic teams that pioneered the "Google map of human metabolism" - featured in TIME, CNET and CNN. She holds her B.S., M.S. and Ph.D in Bioengineering from the University of California, San Diego, and is lucky to still call San Diego her home with her husband and two kids.
“Your life is a beautiful collection of experiences that give meaning to your time here. It’s about how you choose to show up for yourself and others, and do your best to work through the circumstances that are present in your life.”
— Monica Mo, Changing How We Think About Wellness