On June 23, this free virtual summit brings together experts in fertility, mental health, nutrition, and wellness to provide education, support, and resources for every stage of the fertility journey.

On June 20, this NYC mindfulness event combines yoga, sound meditation, and nutrition education to support relaxation, self-awareness, and emotional well-being.

On June 20, this Brooklyn workshop explores mental health through a faith-based perspective, offering practical tools for emotional wellness, stress management, and resilience.

On June 14, this Brooklyn workshop for queer and trans community members combines mindfulness, movement, creativity, and somatic healing to support emotional wellness and self-expression.

This multi-date Brooklyn event brings together youth, families, and young adults for mental wellness workshops, movement activities, and community-centered healing experiences.

On June 6, this guided meditation session in NYC helps participants reduce stress, ease anxiety, and cultivate greater clarity and balance through mindfulness practices.

On June 6, this NYC event combines a film screening, expert panel discussion, and resource fair to address mental health stigma and promote healing within Black and Brown communities.

On June 6, Brooklyn’s Black Man’s Health Festival celebrates five years of wellness, community, and empowerment with health resources, fitness activities, mental health support, and family-friendly programming.

This multi-date men’s mental health group in Harlem offers a supportive space for open discussion, connection, and community on the first Wednesday of each month.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

On May 30, this Brooklyn field day and mental health fair brings the community together for games, movement, and stigma-free conversations around mental wellness.

On May 23, this NYC wellness session combines sound bath meditation, breathwork, and journaling to support relaxation and mental health.

On May 15, NYCCC hosts a Brooklyn outreach event focused on children’s mental health, offering resources, community connection, and family-friendly activities.

On May 16, this NYC empowerment brunch blends mental health awareness and spiritual growth, offering community, conversation, and tools for building a resilient mindset.

On May 15, this Brooklyn event brings the community together for a full day focused on mental health awareness, connection, and support.

On May 14, this Brooklyn event explores mental health in Caribbean communities through culture, conversation, and connection in a vibrant, community-centered space.

On May 13, this free webinar explores how acupuncture can support IVF, fertility health, and emotional well-being through an integrative approach.

On May 7, this NYC panel brings together leaders and advocates to discuss mental health, intimate partner violence, and policy solutions centered on survivor experiences.

This multi-date workshop in Brooklyn equips New Yorkers with tools to recognize mental health needs, build resilience, and connect to local mental health resources.

This multi-date men’s mental health group in Harlem offers a supportive space for open discussion, connection, and community on the first Wednesday of each month.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

On April 29, this NYC event combines storytelling and science to explore mental health and resilience through expert insight and lived experiences.

On April 24, this Child Mind Institute lecture explores innovative strategies to expand access to mental health treatment for children and adolescents.

On April 25, this NYC workshop blends neuropsychology and medicine-assisted therapy to support cognitive health, emotional flexibility, and long-term mental engagement.

On April 23, this hybrid symposium at Medgar Evers College focuses on Black men’s mental health through education, community dialogue, and professional development opportunities.

On April 22, this Earth Day event at Pier 57 combines nature exploration, biodiversity mapping, and mental health awareness through hands-on activities.

On April 16, NYDIS and The Salvation Army offer a blended Mental Health First Aid training in NYC, teaching participants how to recognize and respond to mental health crises.

On April 8, this Brooklyn breathwork session offers a guided experience to release stress, restore balance, and reconnect with inner calm through breath and sound healing.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

This multi-date men’s mental health group in Harlem offers a supportive space for open discussion, connection, and community on the first Wednesday of each month.

On April 1, this NYC rooftop networking event connects health tech founders, investors, and professionals for an evening of conversation and community.

On March 25, this NYC hackathon invites participants to explore mental health challenges through mapping, data science, and collaborative innovation.

On March 18, BlackDoctor.org hosts a full-day NYC event featuring expert panels and storytelling focused on generational health and building a blueprint for longevity.

On March 13, this CUNY-hosted event explores mental health challenges and access barriers facing Asian American college students through a social justice lens.

This multi-date Tribeca wellness class combines yoga, journaling, and meditation to build emotional resilience and support everyday mental health.

This online March 7 workshop provides legal, financial, and mental health guidance to help individuals navigate divorce with clarity and preparation.

On March 7 in Brooklyn, this free seminar brings together fitness and mental health professionals to explore body image, food, and self-love in a supportive community setting.

On March 7, this Staten Island wellness event brings women together to explore financial empowerment, mental health, and physical well-being in one supportive space.

This multi-date men’s mental health group in Harlem offers a supportive space for open discussion, connection, and community on the first Wednesday of each month.

These multi-date Wellness Wednesday sessions in Brooklyn offer free personalized energy healing to reduce stress and support emotional well-being.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

On February 25, a hands-on workshop at Pier 57 explores mental health through mapping, data science, and community-focused inquiry.

This multi-date workshop in Brooklyn equips New Yorkers with tools to recognize mental health needs, build resilience, and connect to local mental health resources.

On February 11, DHNY hosts a panel discussion in NYC exploring barriers to mental health care and solutions for improving access and equity.

On February 10, an intimate Brooklyn-based event brings together fertility and mental health professionals to support emotional well-being throughout the IVF journey.

This multi-date wellness class in Tribeca combines yoga, journaling, and meditation to support emotional resilience and everyday mental health.

This multi-date men’s mental health group in Harlem offers a supportive space for open discussion, connection, and community on the first Wednesday of each month.

These multi-date Wellness Wednesday sessions in Brooklyn offer free personalized energy healing to reduce stress and support mental and emotional wellness.

On February 4, NYDIS hosts a full-day Mental Health First Aid training in NYC, teaching participants how to recognize and respond to mental health crises with confidence and care.

This multi-date orientation in Queens introduces individuals to mental health peer support services, programs, and community resources through Membership Mondays.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

On January 28, a hands-on workshop at Pier 57 explores mental health through mapping, data science, and community-focused inquiry.

On January 23, Dr. Tara Narula and Robin Roberts join the Strand Book Store for an in-depth conversation on resilience, healing, and the mind–body connection.

On January 23, Ben’s Health brings comedy and conversation together at Caveat to explore men’s health through a live, magazine-style performance.

On January 21, Safe Pathways hosts a Bronx-based youth workshop focused on reflection, affirmation, and building an action plan for emotional well-being.

On January 20, wellness founders and professionals gather in NYC for a business networking event focused on collaboration, growth, and innovation across health, fitness, beauty, and wellness.

On January 19, Safe Pathways hosts a Brooklyn youth workshop focused on reflection, affirmation, and building a plan for emotional well-being and growth.

This multi-date class at Tribeca View combines yoga, journaling, and meditation to support emotional resilience and everyday mental wellness.

On January 10, adults 55+ are invited to a wellness-focused social group in Queens centered on connection, mental health, and supportive community.

These multi-date Wellness Wednesday sessions in Brooklyn offer free personalized energy healing to reduce stress and support mental and emotional wellness.

This multi-date perinatal wellness program in East Harlem supports mental and physical health during pregnancy and postpartum through education and creative therapy.

A multi-date offering at Tribeca View, The Mental Wellness Workout combines yoga, reflection, and meditation to support emotional resilience and stress relief.

On December 18, Ecological Identity & Mental Health brings community members together for an evening of nature connection, somatic practices, and collective reflection.

These multi-date Wellness Wednesday sessions in Brooklyn offer free personalized energy healing to reduce stress and support mental and emotional well-being.

This multi-date workshop in Brooklyn teaches New Yorkers how to recognize mental health needs, build resilience, and connect their communities to vital resources.

On December 9, Edenas Children hosts a hands-on workshop at Pier 57 exploring mental health through mapping, data science, and community-driven inquiry.

On December 8, Safe Pathways hosts a Brooklyn workshop for youth exploring digital wellness, social media’s impact, and healthy screen-time habits.

This December, the Mental Health Docuseries at Life Hope Center explores the mental health crisis through film, discussion, and community connection

On December 6, the Youth Mental Health & Empowerment Summit in Brooklyn gathers families and leaders to address rising youth mental health challenges and build tools for resilience.

On December 4, NYDIS and The Salvation Army offer a blended Mental Health First Aid training that equips participants with tools to recognize and respond to mental health crises.

This December, The Power of Knowing offers a three-hour creative and educational perinatal wellness class in East Harlem focused on mental health, physical well-being, and community support.

On November 22, UCA WAVES launches its NYC Chapter with an inaugural meeting at Café China, uniting advocates and professionals to support community mental health.

On November 21, The BIG Shabbat brings 3,000 people together at North Javits in NYC to celebrate Jewish joy, unity, and tradition — and break a world record.

On November 15, Walk For My Mental Health in Brooklyn invites the community to move for wellness and connection during a mindful morning walk.

On November 13, From Anxiety to Stillness in Queens offers a holistic evening of mindfulness, movement, and healing to release anxiety and restore calm.

On November 10, the Child Mind Institute hosts a professional workshop in NYC on evidence-based strategies for supporting students with ADHD through empathy and structure.

On November 6, LGBTQ healthcare professionals and allies meet in NYC for an inclusive networking social hosted by Out Professionals.

On November 5, MensGiving in Harlem brings men together for food, community, and open conversation around mental health, gratitude, and growth.

Free Wellness Wednesday sessions in Brooklyn this November offer personalized energy healing to reduce stress, ease pain, and promote mental wellness.

On November 1, Men’s Momentum: Move • Connect • Thrive brings men together in Harlem for a day of fitness, wellness, and community connection

On November 1, The HOPE Center and MSK Ralph Lauren Center host a breakfast in Harlem focused on mental health, cancer screenings, and community wellness.

On October 25 in Jersey City, the Mind Ya Mental Forum brings the community together to reimagine Black mental health, self-care, and holistic healing practices.

On October 22, the Mother Cabrini Mental Health Summit convenes leaders in NYC to address mental illness, substance use, and homelessness through cross-sector collaboration.

On October 17, the Mobilizing for Mental Health Equity Symposium at Mount Sinai brings together experts, fellows, and community leaders for a day of panels, networking, and advancing public psychiatry.

On October 10, the Times Square Mental Health Peers and Allies Dance Event invites the community to celebrate mental health awareness through group dances, music, and connection.

On October 10, join Project Healthy Minds’ annual MOVE run/walk at Washington Square Park — a one-day-only event blending fitness, community, and mental health advocacy.

At the World Mental Health Day Festival on October 10, Jonathan Haidt and Katie Couric discuss the “Great Rewiring of Childhood” and solutions to the global youth mental health crisis.

A two-hour holistic gathering in Queens on October 9, From Anxiety to Stillness uses mindfulness, yoga, and meditation to help participants release anxiety and find inner calm.

Celebrate World Mental Health Day on October 9 in NYC with Droste Mental Health Services at an evening social featuring drinks, food, and community connection for a cause.

Schizophrenia Day on October 7 in New York City offers expert talks, research insights, and lived experience perspectives to deepen understanding and support for those affected.

A full-day Mental Health First Aid training in Jersey City on October 6 teaches participants how to recognize and respond to mental health crises with confidence and care.

A free community health and fitness event in Brooklyn, Sweat Fete Pink Awareness combines breast cancer education with dance, cardio, and wellness activities on October 4.

The Check In is a supportive men’s mental health meeting in Harlem, happening the first Wednesday of October, with open discussions on stress, connection, and well-being.

This October, join The Noble Touch in Brooklyn for free Wellness Wednesday sessions offering energy healing to reduce stress, manage anxiety, and support mental health.

A mental health summit in Queens centered on suicide awareness, stigma reduction, and community healing during Suicide Awareness Month.

A free Brooklyn-based workshop offering tools to recognize mental health issues, manage stress, and build community resilience.

A full-day, in-person training to equip participants with essential skills for supporting those facing mental health or substance use challenges.

Free weekly meditation classes in NYC focused on cultivating self-awareness, balance, and lasting emotional calm.

A networking mixer uniting professionals and advocates in the Black health space to strengthen community and collaboration.