Mental Health Talk: Finding Help, Finding Hope with Mallory Gothelf

Join Mallory, a professional mental health public speaker, as she candidly shares her story of navigating mental health challenges. Using her story, she hopes to provide perspective, break down stigma, and leave you with the hope that healing does exist. Afterward, please bring all of your questions and thoughts for an open discussion and Q&A session. Let’s celebrate Mental Health Awareness month with honesty, hope, and community! May 2nd, from 1:00-2:15pm

WHY SIGN UP FOR THIS PRESENTATION?

Mallory utilizes her story and experiences to give hope and to those struggling with mental health challenges.

As a child, Mallory only ever wanted to belong. As the youngest of three, with two older brothers she looked up to, it was Mallory’s goal to make her mark and let her presence be known. That’s how she ended up an athlete. And while she faced a lot of tough opponents in her athletic career, at some point, her greatest opponent wasn’t an opponent on the field or court. Her greatest opponent became her mental health challenges.

Today, Mallory uses her story to reach back and help others so they know their voice is powerful, they are allowed to be human, and healing does indeed exist.

FAQs

Who is it for?

Anyone interested in learning more about overcoming mental health challenges.

What should I bring?
Maybe something to journal or take notes.

Where do I park?
Salem Street has free parking on it, some signs say 2 hour parking (park in those at your own risk). There is also Free parking on Fulton and Cross St as well as a few on Hadely Place.

Is there public transit?
Yes, the 101 bus stops almost out front of the gym. The 101 runs between Sullivan and Malden Center.

When is it?

Saturday, May 2, 2026

What time is it?

1:00-2:15pm

Where is it?

Reimagym located at 215B Salem Street, Medford, MA 02155

What is the cost?
It is free to register, but a donation to Mallory if you enjoyed or got something from the talk is welcome to fund more work in mental health. Donate here: https://venmo.com/u/Mallory-Gothelf

Should I wear a mask?
We are a mask optional space, but only with proof of vaccination. Please bring hard copy or digital proof of vaccination.

Meet the Speaker

Mallory Gothelf

Speaker, writer and founder of Find Your/Self Boxes

Mallory Gothelf is a graduate of Northeastern University with a degree in psychology, and an unabashed mental health advocate who has spoken and written extensively about mental health for companies and organizations including: This Is My Brave, Aditum Bio, Zencare.co, The Ruderman Foundation, Active Minds, and Minding Your Mind. She has given 500 presentations about mental health all across the country. Utilizing her story and knowledge around mental health, she launched a mission driven mental health company, Find Your/self. Her company is currently in the process of opening the first of its kind mental health gym.