Depression Crewneck Sweatshirts

End the Stigma.

just little sad art

Anxiety Anxiety Anxiety Anxiety

Welcome to Self care club

If anxiety was a visible entity.

I'm fine, splendid, top notch, feeling so good, doing great, totally OK - never better! - there is a big chance you told these lies too. Terry the ghoul is here to say: IT IS OK NOT TO BE OK!

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Psst, hey you! Would you mind a bit of Hell on Earth?

Support your fellow anxious humans with this profound yet funny message from support possum: You can do the thing! It's called trash can, not trash can't!

The Anxiety is Strong

A vintage illustration of a Victorian woman in a very contemporary mood.

I'm tired and my brain is soup. Yes, I drew this "meme." Now you can get it on a shirt!

Anxiety Juice

Depression sucks

There is a crack in everything That’s how the light gets in

Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder

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physically mentally emotionally tired

popular snackfood logo parody

Mental health matters.

Half brain heart balance, right balance between head or brain and heart, blue anemones flowers anemoneus, brain heart, heart, brain, love, mind, anatomy, science, medical, doctor, human, medicine, biology

Happy on the outside, sad on the inside

It's sad but true.

It's Okay Not To Be Okay

Because when you look like Mr.. Clooney, pomeade simply doesn't cut the proverbial mustard.

hahaha... ha.. ha... *sob*

the only way out is through

MH

Silent Hill Black And White Art

Semi colon - My story doesn't end here. Show your support for suicide prevention, mental health and depression awareness. Bi polar, depression, mental health and mind charities. Wear this t-shirt for your son, daughter, friend, best friend, mom, dad, cousin, boyfriend or girlfriend, husband or wife. Semicolon for mental health support and awareness. In a fashionable doodled tattoo style.

I'm a fighter.

Emotional digital illustration created by the studio Aégis Illustration.

We're still fighting to normalize mental health. It's such a common issue among many people around the world, yet many of those people (including myself) still feel uncomfortable/insecure about their struggles because of society. It's okay to not be okay.