Illness T-Shirts

It affects us all, and now it's all about family cohesion in bad times.

For that feeling of impossibility, Prisoner is what everybody feels like when the walls are closing in and there's nothing you can do about it.

illustration of medician fight the virus

A new model of the unconscious in four parts

White and turquoise lightning text reads, “Disabled AF.” There are abstract lightning bolts around and behind the text. The background is a turquoise and black radial gradient.

Sometimes we're going through a rough time in life and we just need a small reminder that it will get better.

Strong phrases of mental health and women's strength

A universal symbol for compassion.

A semicolon butterfly with spears sticking out of its back that say "whom shall I fear?"

Are you OK?

Herd mentality (also called mob mentality or pack mentality) describes how people can be influenced by the majority. Social psychologists study the related topics of group intelligence, crowd wisdom, groupthink, and deindividuation

Little unplugged figure stating he's in energy mode

I'm doing great! Why do you ask?

Love Diagnosis is an in-depth exploration of the dynamics of love and relationships, taking us through a journey of self-discovery and emotional interaction.

Trauma No Longer Holds Me Down

Are you tough like a stone? Then you don't mind a wound or a vaccination. Wear it with humor like the funny stone.

For the loneliness and sad people.

Introducing our exclusive PTSD Awareness Veteran Support Flag. I wear teal for my husband is a symbol of solidarity with our brave soldiers and military personnel. Designed to raise mental health awareness, this flag represents our unwavering support for those who have served our country. In honor of PTSD Awareness Month, crafted with a striking teal color, this flag serves as a reminder to prioritize mental well-being and support those who have endured the invisible wounds of war. Stand with us and show your commitment to promoting mental health in the military community. Get your PTSD merch now!

I feel so vaction today, si I uber eats too much.... whatever men!!

The illustration of a heart attack

A universal symbol for remembrance. Compassion for loss and pain.

Puppy full of depression and anxiety with a cool style scary face.

Mental health matters

a positive wish in difficult times

Shining Bright, mental health matters is motivation to fight against mental health

Dissociative identity disorder is one of the most stigma poisoned disorders out there. Support those not only battling in their own minds but in society to be taken seriously.

MDD majority depressive disorder

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.

Wearing a mask when in public reduces the chance that seemingly healthy people unknowingly spread illness. By wearing a mask when you go out, you show your respect for workers, for seniors, for people with disabilities, and for science. Let’s show our respect for each other by keeping a 6ft distance, washing our hands, and wearing masks when we go out in public.