Journaling Helps... Give It A Try!

YOUR STORY ISN'T OVER YET!

Mental health journal for the person who is in recovery, practicing self-care or just needs to express themselves. A great gift for the Mental Health Warriors! Pour out your thoughts and feelings and in reflection, see the progress you are making on your unique journey. "Your Story Isn't Over Yet" is printed across the cover.
Swirling shapes, colors and overlapping lines create a meditative rhythm that can lift your spirits — like stained glass caught in a slow tide. The teals and purples in the semi-colon embedded at the center represent suicide awareness, Can you see it? Click here to see in my web store!

Important: The semicolon (;) symbolizes mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and the continuation of life, representing a sentence the author could have ended but chose not to. Popularized by Project Semicolon, it signifies that the wearer's story is not over, highlighting strength in battling depression, addiction, and self-harm. This is a good way to start that "awkward" conversation for someone who is struggling. A portion of the profits for this item goes to the 988 Crisis Line.

This hardcover journal carries a calm, artful presence—hand-painted swirls of bold colors and a teal and purple semi-colon weave across a matte cover while a gentle message peeks through the design. It opens flat thanks to case-wrap binding and 150 lined pages give you space for daily notes, reflections, or unfolding ideas. The perforated sheets let you share a page without fuss. Light, durable, and quietly expressive, it slips into a bag for a coffee shop session or waits on your nightstand for late-night thoughts.

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Supporter's 40oz Tumbler

 

This suicide prevention and awareness themed tumbler serves as a meaningful mental

health awareness gift, featuring a vibrant colorful abstract design on a large 40oz

thermal insulated vacuum travel mug. Show support with drinkware that combines practical

functionality with purposeful symbolism, showcasing a bold wraparound pattern with

teal-and-purple awareness ribbons that honor advocacy and compassion."It's Okay if you feel broken. I have tape and glue" is printed on bottom half of cup. The

teals and purples represent suicide awareness, along with the semi-colon that is embedded

in the design. Can you find it? 

Important: The semicolon (;) symbolizes mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and

the continuation of life, representing a sentence the author could have ended but chose not

to. Popularized by Project Semicolon, it signifies that the wearer's story is not over, high-

lighting strength in battling depression, addiction, and self-harm. This is a good way to start

that "awkward" conversation for someone who is struggling. The profits from the sale of this

item goes to support The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

To shop this item online, click here or any of the above images of the travel mug.

Suicide Awareness and Prevention...Show Your Support!

IT'S SUICIDE AWARENESS & PREVENTION MONTH!

CLICK THE IMAGE TO SHOW YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT!!

This relaxed cotton tee feels like a quiet pep talk you can wear. The artwork — swirling teal, purple and lavender forms — frames the gentle message: “YOU ARE VERY NECESSARY.” It sits on the chest as a calm, colorful reminder that presence matters. Lightweight but sturdy, the shirt drapes easily over everyday layers and keeps its shape after washes. Wear it to a coffee shop, a community meeting, or on slow weekend mornings when you need a little encouragement. The vibe is warm, thoughtful, and quietly bold — a wearable nod to self-worth that starts conversations without shouting. The teals and purples represent suicide awareness, along with the semi-colon that is embedded in the design. Can you see it?
Important: The semicolon (;) symbolizes mental health awareness, suicide prevention, and the continuation of life, representing a sentence the author could have ended but chose not to. Popularized by Project Semicolon, it signifies that the wearer's story is not over, highlighting strength in battling depression, addiction, and self-harm. This is a good way to start that "awkward" conversation for someone who is struggling. 

The profits for this item goes to support the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.