Annual Update 2025 – Ginny Brown

Dear friend and  supporter of SEEK Safely,It is with mixed emotions that I hand the baton of leadership for SEEK to Jean and our president, Dr. Glenn Patrick Doyle.  As George’s Parkinson’s progresses, I must reorder my priorities.  I have so many cherished memories of past “Kirby Jams”… golf outings,

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Recognizing the Red Flags

At Events Online In print media How Can You Recognize a Red Flag Event?Be aware and on the lookout for these things: Before the Event even starts If asked to sign a waiver without time to review the contents, being told it just standard and being discouraged from asking any questions.If

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Learn the Lingo!

A Glossary of Self Help TermsNavigating the world of self-help, self-improvement, professional development, etc, can be confusing. Here’s a list of common terms, tactics, and practices at self-help events and other terms and concepts to be aware of when weeding through resources or trying to understand the industry.

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SEEK Safely Statement on the Passing of James Arthur Ray

It is with mixed emotion that we acknowledge the passing of James Arthur Ray, self-help “guru” who led the “Spiritual Warrior” retreat at which our family member, Kirby Brown, died in 2009.Knowing, as we do, the particular pain of unexpected loss, we extend our condolences to Ray’s family and loved ones. They

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Let’s Make History! Help us pass self-help consumer protection legislation in NY!

Let's Make HistoryFor the last 6 years, we have been working with lawmakers in New York State to pass self-help consumer protection legislation. If it passes, it will be the first law of its kind in the United States, aimed at protecting consumers of self-help. Let's make history and get this

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Ginny’s Appearance on “Ask Beatty” Radio

Ginny, SEEK founder and mom of Kirby Brown, spoke with Beatty Cohan recently on her Progressive Radio Network show, Ask Beatty, discussing SEEK, self-help, therapy, and our book. How could a tragedy like Sedona happen? What needs to change in the self-help industry?

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