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Do you lead presentations, workshops, or classes about mental health—and wish you had visuals that bring complex topics to life? Or are you simply looking for postcards, magnets, stickers, or other merch to brighten your classroom?

My Mental Health Art is created to support educators, counselors, and facilitators like you. These thoughtful illustrations and visual metaphors make mental health topics easier to understand, more relatable, and visually engaging for students, staff, or clients.

Whether you're exploring anxiety, anger, trauma, mindfulness, eating disorders, or forgiveness—my artwork adds warmth, clarity, and impact to your message. If you're looking for meaningful visuals that spark conversation and connection, my work can help guide your audience through the mental health landscape without over-intellectualizing it.

Please look also in my Sketches section to find work in progress, click here!

Please buy my Mindfulness Colouring Book on Etsy

Shirts, stickers, sweaters, magnest etc. shipped to your home

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Interactive Mental Health Workshop

This workshop uses samples from my MedicineArt Colouring Book, a hand on workshop with exercises, group discussions, and tips around mental health and self care. Please take a look at my slides, for bookings please use my cell #, click here.

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Mindfulness Sound Bath

Using my colouring pages in a very unique way to help participants using mindfulness in heir every day life.

The pages them self address different mental health topics. Some pages need eyes to see, patterns in clothes, words to be said, colors and details to be added. The idea is to engage with the person into a creative dialog, facilitate self reflection, and introspection. If you want to purchse them, click here.

These pages reflect my background in Buddhist Psychology, Mindfulness, Grief Counseling, and Addiction Counseling. As you'll notice, the brain is frequently depicted and employed to illustrate concepts like skillful, unskillful thinking, compulsive behaviors, the breath and the reactive mind.

Hey, my artist name is iveno, I'am an artist, musician and counsellor. I crafted those unique Mental Health Colouring Pages to spark introspection and discussions on mental health topics. Explore my extensive Mental Health Art Portfolio on my website. Starting a conversation about our struggles is the initial stride toward enhancing your mental well-being. They serve as excellent conversation starters, providing insights into one's experiences. Coloring, identifying, and acknowledging our challenges can aid in healing by raising awareness and promoting discussion. This resource offers an easy and effective way to incorporate the introspective power of art into your practice.

As an illustrator, my primary artistic challenge when crafting this book lay in purposefully embracing empty space. The subtle, light gray message adorning each page, "Fill in the blanks with your own words & colors!" serves as a constant reminder of my deliberate choice to abstain from adding textual content to speech or thought bubbles, intricate patterns to clothing, fully detailed backgrounds, cues, or even finalizing every facial feature of certain characters. They serve as excellent conversation starters, providing insights into one's experiences. This resource offers an easy and effective way to incorporate the introspective power of art into your practice.

These creative activities can tap into the subconscious mind, allowing individuals to express thoughts, feelings, and experiences that may be difficult to put into words. Your support means a lot to me, and if you choose to use my work in your practice, I'd love to hear about your experiences. Your feedback will help me improve the next edition. What worked well? What didn't? What introspection was gained?

This is a preview of my Mindfulness Colouring Pages

Incorporate Buddhist Psychology and the introspective power of art into your practice!

Dangerous Mind

When we are in shock or seriously addicted, we often don't see the resources around us.

The complex family

Pressure from everywhere, the face is suggested for the artist to draw their expression

Gratitude

Everytime you give thanks or have an experience of gratitude you create a positive buffer around yourself, your mind. Doing so will keep the not so good experience at bay when they hit you because you remember what you are grateful for.

Lerning about the connection of you mindset and your mental health.