Transform your relationship to posting content online. This discussion is designed for creatives navigating social media who aim to prioritize their mental health and well-being.
Join us to learn more about social media's impact on mental health and well-being for creatives as we address common challenges such as comparison, FOMO (fear of missing out), anxiety, dealing with negativity, and burnout.
2D Animation Filmmaker Sykosan and Game Designer Ryan Laley will share their experiences and insights as content creators and discuss how to navigate the pressures of creating for social media while keeping your mental well-being in check.
These creatives will share tips on setting healthy boundaries around social media use to prevent burnout and maintain balance in your creative career. Plus, we'll explore the power of building a supportive online community and engaging in meaningful interactions, uncovering how these practices can positively influence your mental wellness.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain practical tools and inspiration for navigating social media mindfully, finding balance in your engagement, and prioritizing your mental well-being as a creative professional or emerging artist.
This session is for anyone who:
- Is in the creative industries and feels anxiety around social media use
- Compares their creative output to others on social media
- Is creating for social media and feels they may be burning out
- Wants to learn to navigate social media mindfully and engage with intention
- Seeks balance in their engagement with social media
What we cover:
- Understanding the impact of social media on mental health and well-being for creatives
- Strategies for being more present and intentional while scrolling through social media feeds
- Practical tips for setting boundaries around social media use to prevent burnout and maintain balance in creative careers
- Building a supportive online community and engaging in meaningful interactions and how this can benefit you
- Panelists own experience with navigating creating for social media and how to avoid burnout and exhaustion
Note: This event is expected to run for 60-90 minutes.
Limited spots available! Register now to secure your virtual seat.
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