Awareness matters.
ATSO also offers mental health guides, coping skills, awareness posts, guidance and support sessions, merchandise, and more! Plus, 5% of all proceeds go to the mental health nonprofit TWLOHA.
To sum up, I am the stubborn optimist, and together, we will make it to tomorrow.
Pick yourself back up.
You got this.
In other words, it’s okay to not be okay! The world is a messy place, filled with ups and downs. It is completely natural for you to have ups and downs too.
Above all, you are not alone in your misery, and I am here for you.
Want to help?
Want to help support our mental health advocacy work and be part of our ATSO community? Head over to our ATSO Shop to check out our mental health products, with more coming soon!
Get in loser, we’re getting serotonin.
So please, ask any and all of your mental wellness questions. There is no question too small, and your voice, opinions, and YOU matter.
Sun will rise and we will try again
We’re all a little messed up, and that’s okay. Let’s be human together.
ATSO is here for you as your personal cheerleader through hell, and together we will make it to tomorrow.
Mental Health Charities & Hotlines To Check Out!
Links and connections to more resources, organizations, and charities dedicated to helping others with mental health and wellness. It is okay to ask for help, and there will always be people who want to help.
You are wanted and needed here. We hope these resources help. You are loved.
NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation’s largest grassroots organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
Mental Health Innovations (MHI) uses digital innovation, data-driven analysis, and the experience of clinical experts to improve mental health in the United Kingdom.
To Write Love on Her Arms (TWLOHA) is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self-injury, and suicide.
The Jed Foundation (JED) is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults, giving them the skills and support they need to thrive today…and tomorrow.
Sign Petitions
Greenpeace International works towards a greener and more peaceful world by holding accountable the systems that threaten our environment. Their website is a great resource for climate news, petitions that make a real difference, and more information on how to get involved.
Change.org connects you to people and causes all around the world. You can browse petitions by category, and can even start your own petition. Change.org also has a team of petition experts to help give you advice on how to get started!
Volunteer Time
Your local animal shelter!
Have some old towels and sheets that you don’t use anymore, but are still in fair condition? Donate them to your local animal shelter for the animals to use! Ask about their volunteering options, or if there are any supplies they currently need that you could buy. Anything helps!
Your local food bank!
Buy some extra groceries you don’t need? See a great deal on non-perishables you can buy? Donate them to your local food bank! They may also need your help with restocking and reorganizing all of the product.
Pick up plogging!
Plogging is when you go on a jog or walk, but bring a bag for trash with you. Pick up any trash plus recyclables you see along the way, and throw them all out at the end of your jog or walk.
You get some sunshine serotonin, and can feel great knowing you are helping the environment! Just make sure to thoroughly rinse off and clean yourself afterwards.