Why Oath

The path to founding Oath started with New York salons and Ebola.

My experiences in small, intentional communities have profoundly shaped how I see myself and how I experience the world. Living in NYC in my early 20’s, I was introduced to salons — small groups of 7–10 women who met every other week to carve out time for deeper conversation.

The two questions that formed the foundation of each salon were: what, to you, is a life worth living and how are you going about living that life? These salons were the first time I had the experience of being deeply vulnerable with strangers and feeling fully seen as well as profoundly loved for who I was, mess and all.

I could not believe that I had managed to sit next to one of the handful of clinician-researchers who had studied ACEs deeply. It wont come as a surprise that the vision I had for Oath was one Michelle had been dreaming of as well. We wanted to use the lever of community to deeply understand human wellbeing and meaningfully improve health outcomes for the next generation of kids. Very early on, we knew we would dedicate our lives to building this company together, and we’ve been at it ever since.

Oath is born from our own experiences with the transformative power of small groups and the research of how tight-knit community can transform not just health outcomes, but our very understanding of human wellbeing.

We’re just getting started.

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