Revery is living seasonally, sensually—at your own pace, wherever you are.
Through Tiny Moments of beauty and noticing, Practices to move, ground, and integrate, Travel to explore and enjoy, and Guides to bring it all home—we offer gentle ways to tend your energy, to feel good.
With your support, our ultimate mission is to sustain practitioners' care work through profit-sharing as we care for ourselves and each other.
When you subscribe to Revery and choose our paid offerings, you contribute to reaching this vision✨
Meet The Founders of this Movement
Sarah Epps, CEO
Sarah creates community everywhere she goes—leading Product Marketing teams at Meta, organizing volunteers at her local food pantry, and now through Revery, bringing women together to celebrate their bodies, the seasons, and each other. She weaves technology into systems that support people: She's named in a patent for advertising privacy software used by millions on Facebook and Instagram and brings the same love and intention to documentation and tools for her community work. Her research has been quoted in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, NPR, and USA Today. Sarah shares the texture and beauty of embodied experience through her early work writing travel guides for Let's Go, her Substack Recipe as Feeling, and her current adventures on ladies' weekends, retreats, and in her own backyard in Hastings on Hudson, NY.
Sandra Dawn, Chief Creative
Sandra knows flow and warmth and excels at comfort. Dress-sweats and blanket coats are her signature style. She prioritizes feeling good in her body wherever she's at, and brings this beauty to Revery.
An early career in tech at Nortel, with a focus on community through early-days message board moderation, internal comms at Intel and Nike, and on-air reporting at CBC and CTV honed her instincts and love for people and their stories.
She later led content strategy for Ten Thousand Villages, a fair-trade nonprofit and eCommerce platform, where she connected with makers worldwide. A serial entrepreneur, she has also founded a subscription-based floral design business, a home decor concept store with an artisan community space in Westchester, and now Revery. Each business created tiny moments of beauty in people’s lives.
Today, you'll find her at her kitchen counter, whipping something up for her three kids and their friends, or in the woods, taking a minute.
