Getting My Help
Mental Wellness Foundation
Greg Ellis
A few years ago, I received the heartbreaking news that a legendary NFL football player had taken his own life. Although I didn't know him personally, I couldn't help but feel deep sorrow for him and his family. It was at that moment that I began to pay closer attention to mental health and the lasting negative effects it has on families worldwide. I also realized that I had been surrounded by individuals with undiagnosed and misdiagnosed mental health disorders throughout my life — teammates, friends, family, and even myself. Most of us, including myself, suffered in silence and ignored the problem. It saddens me to think about all the hurt and loss of life that has resulted from undiagnosed or misdiagnosed mental wellness challenges.
This realization motivated me to take action. Inspired by this motivation, I created "Getting My Help," a mental wellness foundation dedicated to making a difference.
The Goal
All people have the opportunity to live a holistic, healthy, and productive life, despite any mental wellness challenges.
The Mission
We aim to raise awareness through community events and created media content.
980 Million
According to research, 980 million people have been diagnosed with a mental health disorder. That means 1 out of every 8 people worldwide.
The Movement
Would you consider joining the mental wellness movement by making a donation to support our goal?
Greg Ellis
Greg Ellis
The Football Player
Greg was a first round of the 1998 NFL draft by the Dallas Cowboys and played for the Cowboys for 11 seasons, from 1998 to 2008. He also played a season, in 2009, for the Oakland Raiders.
Greg Ellis
The Coach
Greg previously served as the head football coach at Texas College and SAGU before returning to his roots with the Cowboys. Ellis will join as the assistant defensive line coach.
Greg Ellis
Founder Getting My Help
Greg has been leading several Mental Wellness Walks, aiming to raise awareness and foster community support for mental health challenges.