Physical Products

Whether it’s a gift for a therapist, a client, or someone you care about, I hope these pieces help make difficult conversations feel a little easier.

You’ll find a mix of charity prints available here, alongside a wider range of products on Redbubble.
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Charity Prints & Postcards l Stickers l Posters l Notebooks l Cards l Therapy Room l Pouches & Bags l Tees

Charity Art Prints & Postcards

Colorful OCD assessment wheel with various doodles and categories related to OCD symptoms and types.
A humorous infographic showing perceived exposure levels for various activities, visually represented by speedometer-style gauges labeled from One to Ten. Each gauge has a different message, such as "Piece of cake, no problem at all" for level one and "Impossible, I will not persevere!" for level ten. It features OCR doodles and playful language about feeling overwhelmed or confident at different exposure levels.
A detailed, colorful infographic titled 'OCD in 100 doodles.' It features numerous hand-drawn illustrations, icons, and text explaining various aspects of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), including symptoms, misconceptions, and related concepts.
A circular diagram illustrating different OCD symptoms, categorized into avoidance, compulsivity/mental, reassurance, and overt/physical behaviors, with a central label 'OCD Compulsions Wheel' and labeled sections for each category.
Illustration of OCD therapy milestones in circular infographic format, detailing steps like understanding OCD, exposure, compulsions, mindfulness, acceptance, and therapy sessions.
A colorful infographic illustrating OCD self-help principles with cartoon characters, text, and symbols about managing OCD in five minutes.
A colorful board game titled 'Ocd Doodles' with various spaces including 'GO', 'Free,' 'Wait,' and 'Dice.' It features dashes, question marks, money amounts, and humor related to OCD. The game includes a cartoon character with a pink shirt and a black hat.
A promotional image for a set of five OCD-themed printouts measuring 30 cm by 30 cm, labeled as 'The Print Bundle.' The designs include colorful OCD obsession and compulsion wheels, a board game called 'OCD Poly,' an ERP therapy milestones chart, and a diagram illustrating OCD thoughts and exposure levels. The bundle offers a saving of £25.
Collection of comic-style illustrations and infographics about OCD, its emotional experiences, self-help tips, and subjective distress levels.

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Stickers

A colorful diagram explaining the OCD cycle with icons and text, including intrusive thoughts, obsession, distress, compulsions, and relief.
Illustration of a mental health journey depicted as a mountain climb with stages including starting therapy, facing frustration and setbacks, experiencing relapses and triggers, and ultimately reaching recovery and acceptance.
A humorous pie chart about saying 'I am so OCD,' showing most people never say it and a small portion saying never in pink.

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Posters

Illustration of the OCD Cycle showing intrusive thoughts, obsession, distress, compulsions, and relief with related triggers and behaviors.
A motivational mental health journey chart with illustrations showing the stages from start of therapy to recovery, including frustration, relapse, acceptance, and self-love.

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Notebooks

Illustrated diagram of OCD cycle with components such as intrusive thoughts, obsession, compulsions, relief, and triggers like memories and sensations, depicted with icons and labels.
A handwritten diagram representing a mental health recovery journey, illustrating stages from therapy start through relapse, acceptance, and ultimately recovery with self-compassion and self-care.
A spiral notebook with a hand-drawn pie chart and a question about saying 'I am so OCD'. The pie chart shows most parts labeled as 'never', with a small pink section also labeled 'never (in pink)'.
A spiral-bound notebook with illustrations of a blonde woman expressing different emotions related to OCD. The cover reads 'A Guide to OCD Emoticons' and includes various humorous depictions of OCD experiences.

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Cards

Diagram illustrating the OCD cycle with icons representing impulses, memories, sensations, obsessions, distress, compulsions, relief, and triggers.
A visual diagram illustrating the emotional journey through therapy, starting from frustration and depression at the bottom, progressing through tools and triggers, and ending with acceptance, self-confidence, and recovery at the top, represented by a person with a cape on a mountain peak.
A guide to OCD emoticons with drawings of a woman's face expressing different OCD-related feelings, such as uncertainty, relief, and guilt.
Motivational card with a stylized ladder illustration and inspirational words about overcoming fear.

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Therapy Room & Everday

Decorative pillow with a diagram of the OCD cycle, including urges, intrusive thoughts, obsessions, compulsions, and related symptoms, on a couch.
Decorative pillow with an OCD-themed Monopoly game design on a grey and white sofa.
Decorative pillow with a pie chart and a humorous question about saying 'I am so OCD' at the top, with labeled sections 'never in pink' and 'never'.
Decorative pillow with illustration of a woman's emotional journey through therapy, from start to acceptance, including emotional stages like frustration and relapse, ending with acceptance and self-acceptance.
Decorative pillow with cartoon illustrations and text about OCD emotions, placed on a couch.
A glass award with an infographic on the topic of OCD, displayed on a wooden surface.
A Monopoly game board in a glass case on a wooden surface.
White coffee mug with illustrations and text about OCD and emotions, titled "A Guide to OCD Emoticons."
A white mug with a colorful diagram illustrating mental health recovery stages, including acceptance, therapy, self-compassion, recovery, and relapse.
White mug with a pie chart graphic and text asking when it is helpful to say 'I am so OCD.' Pie chart shows most sections labeled 'never' in blue and pink, with a small pink segment labeled 'never (in pink)'.
White coffee mug featuring a diagram about the OCD cycle, including elements like intrusive thoughts, obsession, compulsions, and related triggers and behaviors.
A white ceramic mug featuring a Monopoly-themed design with the words "OCD POLY" and a cartoon character of a girl in a pink dress holding a top hat, surrounded by a Monopoly game board pattern.
Cards with a pie chart showing that the phrase "never" (in pink) is rarely helpful when saying "I am so OCD".
Four light blue OCD Poly board game coasters with colorful border around the edge, featuring various illustrations and spaces for a board game, arranged on a white surface.
Set of four illustrated circular diagrams titled "The OCD Cycle" with various labels and icons representing thoughts, feelings, and behaviors related to OCD.

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Pouches & Bags

A woman in a white shirt and blue jeans holds a canvas tote bag with a diagram of the OCD cycle printed on it. The diagram includes elements like intrusive thoughts, obsessions, compulsions, and relief.
Diagram of the OCD cycle on a white zippered pouch, including triggers like memories and ideas, leading to obsession, distress, compulsion, and relief, with related behaviors and thoughts illustrated.
Diagram illustrating the obsessive-compulsive disorder cycle with various related thoughts and behaviors.
A person holding a beige tote bag with text and a pie chart printed on it. The text says, 'When is it helpful to say, 'I am so OCD'?'. The pie chart shows most parts labeled 'never' and a small pink section labeled '(in pink)'. The person is wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans, standing against a plain background.
A white pouch with a gold zipper displaying a humorous pie chart about saying 'I am so OCD,' with most sections labeled 'never' and a small pink section labeled 'never (in pink).'
A tote bag with an OCD-themed Monopoly game board design, featuring colorful game spaces, illustrations, and the words 'OCD POLY' in the center.
A person wearing a white t-shirt and blue jeans carries a beige tote bag with colorful illustrated diagrams and notes. The diagram appears to be a playful, hand-drawn chart with sketches of figures, ladders, and various labels.
A white zippered pouch with a black zipper and gold zipper pull featuring a graph-like illustration of a person's emotional journey through therapy. The illustration includes stages such as start of therapy, frustration, relief, acceptance, and recovery, depicted with simple drawings of a woman, ladder, and flying superhero.
Illustration of a person's emotional journey through therapy, depicted as a graph with various stages including starting therapy, feeling frustration, experiencing an unexpected trigger, going through life stressors, experiencing relapse, therapy roadblock, acceptance, and finally recovery, with images of a person climbing ladders, on a roller coaster, and standing on a mountain peak.

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Tees

A man wearing a white t-shirt with a colorful diagram about the OCD cycle, including stages like obsession, compulsion, and anxiety, with arrows connecting the stages.
White T-shirt with a colorful hand-drawn style diagram illustrating emotional or mental growth stages, including acceptance, recovery, self-awareness, and resilience, with small cartoon figures and handwritten notes.
White T-shirt with a pie chart illustration and text that reads: 'When is it helpful to say, I am so OCD?' The pie chart has two sections labeled 'never' (light pink) and 'never' (blue), indicating a humorous take on obsessive-compulsive disorder.
White T-shirt featuring a Monopoly board game design with Peanuts characters and playful elements.

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