Mental Health Illustrator & Psychology Art

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My Latest Releases:

An emotion sensation feeling wheel pillow on a couch in an office.

Emotion Sensation Feeling Wheel Pillow for Home or Therapy Office

June 2, 2021

Sketchnote titled, "Engaging pre-teen humans." On the left side of the image, there is a drawing of a hand with text that says, "Give it time. Patience proves. Underneath is a drawing of a comic with text that reads, "Invite kids to write a graphic novel of their experience and then read it together." In the top middle of the image are drawings of three faces: sad, ambivalent, and happy. The text reads, "Engage ambivalence. Apathy is empowering for a kid woh feels controlled or out of control." Underneath this is a drawing of a person with a magnifying glass looking at an orange bug with text that says, "Look for where they are an expert and let them teach you." Under this is text that reads, "Help kids understand why. (Kids are often really distressed by their own behavior.)" The word "why" is written in orange text, highlighted by black. In the top right corner of the image is a drawing of a person with orange hair, covering their mouth with their hand. The text next to this reads, "Don't bullshit. Kids know. You will get caught." Under this is text that says, "Validate (authentically). Don't fake it." There is a speech bubble drawn next to this text that reads, "Of course you feel..." In the bottom right corner of the image is text that reads, "Don't try to stop problem behaviors. Build a toolbox of better resources. Look for the unmet need." The word "stop" is written on an orange stop sign.

How to Connect with Tweens: 8 Tips for Authentic Engagement

May 22, 2021

A playfully handdrawn worksheet with journaling prompts about generalized anxiety.

Generalized Anxiety Art: A Doodle About Being Anxious for No Reason

May 16, 2021

DBT Bingo: learning skills and practicing them is a part of how DBT can help us recover. Use this sheet to track and review your learning.

DBT Printables: Bingo Worksheet & DBT Skills Cheat Sheet

April 19, 2021

I’m Lindsay.

I’m a Seattle-based artist, therapist, educator, and visual translator working to help make mental health education accessible to everyone.

As I doodled my way through a Masters in Counseling Psychology, I discovered that the way I visualize information is a little different. With practice and encouragement, I found my niche as a mental health illustrator. Learn more about me and my clinical practice as a therapist.

Let’s Create Something Together.

My work is made possible through Patreon- a resource for crowdfunding artists and creators. Through a $5/mo membership, you’ll get access to my entire portfolio, support sustainable creation of more resources, and fund my ability to provide free resources to those most in need.

Products Available on Amazon Prime:

A therapist-designed activity book created to help kids process COVID-19 and thrive beyond quarantine

Kid’s Activity Book for COVID Resilience

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Emotion Sensation Feeling Wheel Therapy Office Pillow

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Mindful Grounding Activities Card Deck

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Crisis Plan Notebook with Tearaway Worksheets

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Resources that help you connect.

Anxiety Attachment Styles Burnout Crisis Depression Emotional Regulation Feeling Wheels HAES & Body Justice Infographics Pandemic Mental Health Parenting Trauma & PTSD Relationships Social Justice About Therapy Worksheets

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Most Popular Downloads:

7 Positive Childhood Experiences (PCE’s) that Shape Adult Health and Resiliency – Illustrated

Understanding Adult Attachment Styles – Illustrated Guide

Creating a Crisis Plan: A Free Printable Worksheet for Safety Planning

Free Printable Emotion Wheel For Kids | PDF Feelings Wheel Download

Rainbow of Emotional Regulation – A Social Emotional Learning Printable Infographic

How We Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn in Difficult Conversations: Adapting A Learning Mindset

Emotion Sensation Feeling Wheel Handout by Lindsay Braman

We’re all visual thinkers.

From our earliest moments, we learn about ourselves, others, and the world around us through visual cues. I believe art can help make mental health education more accessible- and that accessible resources are a step towards making connections, demystifying therapy, and helping us all care a little better for ourselves and others.