The Check-In
Tell it how you're feeling — anxious, overwhelmed, sad, numb, tired or okay — and get one small practice matched to it. Sixty seconds is enough.
Check in with yourselfTools you can use right now, videos to slow your breathing, and printables made for fridges, classrooms and waiting rooms. Use them, print them, share them with someone who needs them.
If tonight is hard — call or text 988, or text HOME to 741741. Someone is awake.
Built by me, Alyssa. Nothing you type is ever stored, sent, or seen by anyone — not even me.
Tell it how you're feeling — anxious, overwhelmed, sad, numb, tired or okay — and get one small practice matched to it. Sixty seconds is enough.
Check in with yourselfA two-minute quiz that finds the words you need to hear most right now. Part personality quiz, part permission slip.
Find your phraseColor my hand-drawn pages right in your browser — tap a shape, pick a color. Print your artwork or save it to your phone. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
Start coloringPick a mood, get a prompt, write right in the page, and save it as a PDF if you want to keep it. Your words never touch a server.
Printables in the meantimeThree short ones. Put them on when your chest is tight and follow along.
Four counts in, hold, four out, hold. Your nervous system's reset button, and it works in a parking lot.
Head to toe, noticing without fixing. No experience needed, and you can do it lying down.
Nothing to do, nowhere to be. Watch, breathe, and let the day be a little quieter.
One page each, designed to actually be printed. Free to print, post and share — including in classrooms and counseling offices.
Every printable in a single PDF, ready to send to a print shop or hand to a school. Free to print, post and share — no attribution needed, no permission to ask for.
Download the full packPrint them, or color them in your browser with the Coloring Corner. Either way they're free.
The reminder you'll actually see forty times a day. Hand-drawn, sized for your lock screen.
These three are free and always will be. If you want the rest of the hand-drawn set, they're in the digital shop — instant download, nothing shipped.
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Because I needed all of this when I couldn't have paid for any of it.
No email wall, no account, no upsell at the end. If you can buy a shirt one day, lovely — every order supports the 988 Lifeline and The Trevor Project. If you can't, take the printables anyway. That's what they're for.