Cry Pop-Up at Hippie Hill

In a world that often tells us to “stay positive” and hide our tears, we forget that crying and mourning are powerful forms of healing.

On September 20th, join Slow Neighbor, a psychology startup dedicated to community mental health, for a Cry Pop-Up at Hippie Hill. This open-air charity event offers a safe space for emotional release, reflection, and solidarity.

Whether you cry, sit quietly, or simply share presence with others, this event is about normalizing vulnerability and collective healing.

• 🌿 Open communal space for crying, mourning, or simply being
• 🎶 Gentle music and grounding practices
• 🗣️ Optional sharing circle for those who want to express themselves
• 📚 Resources on mental health awareness and support networks
• 🤝 Connection with others who believe emotional expression is strength

• 70% of U.S. adults have experienced trauma in their lives
• 45% of patients never receive treatment
• Public spaces for grief and vulnerability are rare—but deeply needed

This Cry Pop-Up is part of the Cry Wall / Hope Wall movement, turning ordinary places into spaces of collective healing.

• Participation is voluntary and at your own risk
• This event is not a substitute for professional therapy
• Emotional support volunteers will be present, but no formal counseling is provided on site

✨ “You need a cry, dear.” ✨Join us at Hippie Hill to make space for emotions, together.

Host or Publisher Mike Zhun Guo