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What Actually Helps You?
As part of This Helps, we’re inviting our community to answer one simple but powerful question: What actually helps you?
It could be something big or something small. A daily ritual that grounds you. A person who always shows up. A practice, place, or mindset that makes the hardest moments feel possible. Whatever it is, your answer might be exactly what someone else needs to hear.
How to Join:
Click the link below
From your computer: (Chrome works best) No need to download anything. Just follow the prompts to start recording.
From your phone: Follow the prompt to download the free Riverside app.
Start by introducing yourself
First name only is fine, then ask a question you’re genuinely curious about. It can be personal, reflective, or something you’re currently navigating. Whatever feels meaningful to you!
Please keep your response to 45-60 seconds
Your video may be featured in a highlight reel that will play for thousands of people at the Wellness Together Conference.
Meet the host
Marlon Morgan is the Founder and CEO of the national nonprofit organization, Wellness Together, Inc. He works with school districts, universities, state offices of education, and the U.S. Department of Education to increase awareness, advocacy, and access to mental health interventions for students, families, and school staff.
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Marlon began his career as a school counselor and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, creating support programs for underserved students. Marlon’s contributions to mental health and wellness in education have earned recognition from the U.S. Congress, California State Senate, and California State Assembly. An industry thought leader and in-demand speaker, he has worked with leading organizations and universities, including Harvard Medical School, USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, SXSW, and Amazon.com, to promote well-being and is also the host of This Helps Podcast, connecting with the world’s leading helpers to improve listeners’ mental health. Marlon lives in Southern California with his wife and two sons.