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We made the reminder we needed ourselves
As sisters who both live with anxiety and OCD, we knew the tools we learned could help—but also how difficult they could be to remember when our minds got loud.
Presently began with one therapy-inspired phrase and grew into a collection of reminders made to keep helpful words within reach.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness' mission is to help families and individuals affected by mental illness build better lives through education, support, and advocacy.
The Child Mind Institute is dedicated to transforming the lives of children and families struggling with mental health and learning disorders by giving them the help they need to thrive.
ADAA works to prevent, treat, and cure anxiety disorders and depression.
Trusted by therapists
Why mental health professionals love Presently
"It's a reminder multiple times a day, when you look down at your wrist that your mental health matters. It's a reminder when you're texting, on a ZOOM call, driving, or out with friends."
"As a therapist and someone who loves her presently bracelet, I cherish having one of my favorite reminders on my wrist at all times. “Brave the uncomfortable” is something I hope to drive home not only for my clients but for myself too."
"I’m a big supporter of Presently and the ethos of the brand. I love how they pair simple yet elegant designs with inspiring mental health-related messages."
"When I’m looking for items I can use as apart of my lifestyle as a therapist and person who faces anxiety - I’m constantly looking for what aligns with my values & the self work me and clients do. Presently created such a piece - it’s a reminder to me that I can come back to myself and what matters most."
"This isn't a sponsored situation. I'm not earning commission. I just wanted to share about small business that's making beautiful things that are encouraging and supporting mental health."
What’s the Best Mental Health Advice from Someone Who’s Actually Been There?
• Emily Stetzer
The best mental health advice comes from those who’ve actually been there. As sisters who’ve navigated OCD and anxiety firsthand, we’re sharing the real tools that have helped us—not just what sounds good on the internet. From grounding techniques to tangible reminders like Presently bracelets, here’s what actually works when your mind won’t slow down.
Reminders in real life
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