What is Creators 4 Mental Health?
Creators 4 Mental Health is an initiative dedicated to supporting the mental well-being of content creators. Born out of a desire to foster a community that navigates the personal and professional challenges unique to creators, these events focus on mindfulness, mental health awareness, and actionable strategies to combat burnout. What further sets these events apart from other wellness events is the intimacy and intentionality: all attendees leave with learnings that support action in their own lives and tools to do so.
Event Highlights
Mindfulness Techniques:
Mindfulness sessions to harness self-awareness via meditation, breath, and the nervous system.
From FOMO to JOMO:
Strategies to release anxiety and embrace authenticity and the joy of missing out.
Burnout Management:
Creating routines of well-being to avoid burnout while also providing support for burnout. Tools to increase resilience and to rebuild with a peaceful mind post-burnout.
Interactive Workshops:
A variety of creative experiences led by mental health experts and seasoned creators.
Sizzle Reel
Experience the highlights of our recent event. Watch the sizzle reel to see the impactful sessions, insightful discussions, and the vibrant community that came together to prioritize mental health.
Collaborate with Us
Are you a creator, partner, or brand interested in collaborating with Creators 4 Mental Health? We’d love to hear from you! Our mission is to expand our reach and impact, and we believe that collaboration is key to achieving this.
Creators: Share your story, join our events, and contribute to our growing community.
Partners: Collaborate with us on initiatives, workshops, and content that promotes mental health.
Brands: Partner with us to support creators' well-being through sponsorships, resources and joint campaigns.
Meet our Creator Advisory Group
Mychal Threets
Mychal Threets is a librarian, literary ambassador, and the library’s number one fan (according to himself, admittedly). He grew up in Fairfield, CA, right between Sacramento and San Francisco. He was raised in his local library as a home-school kid.
He got his first library card at the age of five and was hooked on libraries from there. He got his first library job as a library shelver at the library he grew up in and worked his way up to become Supervising Librarian of that very same library.
He is very open about his mental health. He talks about it in hopes that it’ll help others in their mental health journey. He is adamant about encouraging people to believe him when he says he’s happy they are here.
He considers it an honor to the library people who raised him that he is a recipient of the 2023 “I Love My Librarian” award from the American Library Association, one of School Library Journal’s 2024 Movers and Shakers, and one of TIME Magazine’s 2024 Next Generation Leaders.
