ANAHEIM, CALIF. — Vidcon, a social video creator conference, included programming focused on the mental health of content creators during its 2026 event held July 6 in Anaheim, California.

The conference featured dedicated sessions addressing the mental health of individuals who produce online content. Attendees included Andy Neal, an Instagram creator, and Shira Laraz, a content creator.

Laraz is the founder of Creators 4 Mental Health, an organization that advocates for improved mental health protections for content creators. The group works to support the well-being of those in the digital media space. Participants at the event discussed various challenges faced by creators in the industry. Panels covered topics ranging from burnout to the pressures of maintaining an online presence. Organizers structured the schedule to allow for in-depth conversations on these subjects. The event brought together a wide range of voices from the creator community. Speakers shared personal experiences related to their work. The programming aimed to provide resources and foster dialogue among attendees. Industry professionals gathered to explore solutions for common issues. The conference served as a platform for exchanging ideas on creator welfare.