About

Meet Drew Killingsworth

Mental Self Check is the home of Drew Killingsworth—author, speaker, MSW student, and mental health advocate. Drew combines lived experience with social work training to make conversations about mental wellness honest and approachable. Here you’ll find stories, tools, and talks that invite you to pause, notice what you’re feeling, and take small, compassionate steps toward healing and resilience.

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Speaking

Invite Drew to speak with your community about mental wellness, resilience, and the power of checking in with yourself. Talks are grounded, hopeful, and tailored for schools, workplaces, and community groups.

Blog

Fresh reflections on mental health, resilience, and everyday check‑ins.

Voices

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Newsletter

Gentle mental health reminders and new posts, delivered occasionally.

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