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Our mission is to build a free mental health support network in action sports and beyond.

We create safe spaces to deepen connection, strengthen belonging, and normalize asking for help.

Founded by Laura Rogoski in 2021, We’re All Mental is growing nationally and internationally—focusing on the "WE" to build community together.

BRUSH YOUR EMOTIONAL TEETH .

What is We’re All Mental?

Healthcare is expensive and hard to navigate, plus finding the right therapist is emotionally taxing.

We aim to provide free, accessible resources to alleviate that stress and build a supportive community where no one has to struggle alone.

Think of preventative mental health like dental hygiene: we brush our teeth so we don’t get cavities. Once a deep cavity forms, brushing won't cure it—we need a dentist, and the process can feel worse before it gets better. But after healing, we keep brushing to stay healthy.

We’re All Mental is like brushing your emotional and mental teeth.

We are not a substitute for professional clinical care, but we guide individuals toward healthy, daily habits that act as preventative care. By building a network of friends who show up for each other, we ensure fewer people fall through the cracks or spiral unnoticed.


How we show up for our community:

  • Connection & Support: 

    Hosting weekly online Mental Meetups, and teaching friends how to ask for help and support one another.

  • Outreach & Events: 

    Hosting in-person Mental Meetup events nationally and internationally, collaborating with other communities in the action sports industry, hosting online competitions and community gatherings (like silent auctions and raffles) to spread awareness.

  • Resources & Creative Media: 

    Creating and distributing mental health zines (including a new releases soon), using our Instagram to communicate and promote, maintaining an active Discord chat, delivering weekly emails with quick reads, journal prompts, and memes, and offering clear steps for better self-care.


MENTAL MEETUPS ARE OUR IDENTITY.

4 YEARS. 200+ MEETUPS. INFINITE GROWTH.

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The Mental Meetup: Every Monday at 4:00 pm eastern and Tuesday at 9:00 PM eastern


Photo: Anna Burch

Mental Merch

All of the proceeds from our sales go towards running this website and printing more magazines. We appreciate you! :)

What is a Mental Meetup?

A safe place for people to communicate and share their experiences.

  • You are welcome to leave your video off and your name blank.

  • It’s okay if you’re not ready to share and just want to listen, that is a great place to start!

  • Mental Meetups offer realistic steps for personal growth- IF we put the work in.

  • There is a different inspiring reading each week.

  • We are building a community of people who care about each other's well-being.

Mental Meetup Introduction, Community and Comment Space

The Mental Meet up I took part of at Trollhaugen was an eye opener into the world of action sports that I never thought I would see. We were opening up as a community to understand and better help improve each others actions and help create expectance and awareness of emotions that reside in all of us as humans. With this type of meet up, I realized that we all have the power to change somebody’s life, with a simple Conversation   

-Erik Leon

Photo: Anna Burch

The Dig the Park/We’re all mental event at Darkside was epic. Such a powerful, welcoming and supportive environment. Next level hype. My wife and I brought our 4 year old daughter. When she introduced herself to the group everyone cheered for her. For her to have this kind of community at 4 years old beyond amazing. Can’t wait to come back next year to shred and be inspired.” -Kristyn

"When I attended a mental meetup, I was able to show up as my whole self rather than just my snowboarder identity, which was profoundly healing and allowed me to connect to my peers on a deeper level than I had before."

- Jesse Paul

Photo: Anna Burch

Photo: Stepan Jende

Going to a Mental Meetup is always an eye opening and transformative experience. To know we aren’t alone in our struggles is so powerful. Laura’s in-person and printed programming strengthens our community and gives tools and hope to those in need.

-Jess Kimura

photo: Stephan Jende

It's hard to describe what we’re All mental is, because it really is so much more than just a meeting at a snowboard event. It's a safe space for people, a place where friendships are formed and strengthened. Building community in a time when it Is needed the most.

-Jacob

I went to a handful of in person mental meet-ups at snowboy events before I eventually started occasionally attending the zoom ones as well. The in person ones have become a staple for me as they have allowed me to grow even deeper connections in addition to sharing the stoke while riding the event setups together. You get a glimpse of the personality behind the boarder and I love that! I cherish the quality friendships resulting from this bonding experience so much - sharing both tears and laughter creates deep and lasting connections even if we can’t see each other that often in person. Also hearing others - who I deeply admire for who they are or for their contributions and accomplishments - share relatable struggles just shows that it’s normal to deal with insecurities and vulnerabilities. It inspires me to keep going when things get difficult or also to put in the work and try break out of unhealthy behaviours or patterns!

-Dr. B

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We’re All Mental in the Media

Method Mag

“We’re All Mental”

“Emotions behind snowboarding”

Torment

Snowboarder

“Community Driven Snowboarding”

Bataleon Snowboards

“We’re All Mental”

“Injury affects more than just your body”

Snowboard

Snowboarder

“Building Community”

Photo: Stepan Jende

I felt so good and happy after the meeting. So grateful for our community. I Felt like we all had been friends for a long time even though it was My first time meeting everyone. - Meliz


The Mental Meetup: Every Monday at 3:00 pm central and TUesday at 8:00 PM Central online thru Zoom

Join us for meaningful conversation. If you’re in a good headspace it’s an opportunity to support others. If you’re struggling, join us for support.

You’re welcome to show up late, leave early, and join in whatever capacity you can: driving, cleaning, laying in bed, sitting at a computer… ect.