Mental Health Is Health
Everyone will struggle with their mental health at some point. Just as you need to take steps to keep your body healthy, the same is true for maintaining your mental health.
Randy’s Story of Hope
Show Your Support with a
Suspenders4Hope Shirt
Get your #WeSupportU Suspenders4Hope Shirt and start a conversation about mental health. Increase awareness, reduce stigma, and visibly support mental health in your community.
Then, make a change in your own actions by:
Challenging the stigma you may hold about mental health
Being mindful of stigmatizing language (that’s so crazy!, she’s so bipolar, I am totally OCD)
Keeping an eye out for friend’s behavior changing significantly
Every purchase of a shirt supports mental health initiatives and includes access to our free hour long #WeSupportU Preventing Suicide Training to learn how to help someone in need.
For quantities over 10 or custom shirt orders, please fill out the Contact Us form at the bottom of the page.
Mental Health Is Health
Everyone will struggle with their mental health at some point. Just as you need to take steps to keep your body healthy, the same is true for maintaining your mental health.
Randy’s Story of Hope
Show Your Support with a Suspenders4Hope Shirt
Get your #WeSupportU Suspenders4Hope Shirt and start a conversation about mental health. Increase awareness, reduce stigma, and visibly support mental health in your community.
Then, make a change in your own actions by:
Challenging the stigma you may hold about mental health
Being mindful of stigmatizing language (that’s so crazy!, she’s so bipolar, I am totally OCD)
Keeping an eye out for friend’s behavior changing significantly
Every purchase of a shirt supports mental health initiatives and includes access to our free hour long #WeSupportU Preventing Suicide Training to learn how to help someone in need.
For quantities over 10 or custom shirt orders, please fill out the Contact Us form at the bottom of the page.
“I’ve noticed that you haven’t been returning my messages lately. I am concerned about you.”
Building a Community of Support
If you are concerned about someone around you, just remember to
Share, Ask, Support.
Share your concern with them by reaching out, whether that be in person, calling or messaging. Hearing you care is often the first step in sharing hope.
Ask directly about how they’re feeling, including if they’re struggling with thoughts of suicide. Asking cannot put the idea of suicide into someone’s head and again shows that someone cares.
After asking, listen non-judgmentally. Help find resources available in your area, then offer to connect them to necessary services. Continue to support by checking back in.