Find me in Little Italy September 3rd
Find me in Little Italy September 3rd at the Marketplace at Mulberry at 109 Mulberry st. Open 11-8.
NEW “IT’S NOT A DELUSION” TSHIRT
Schizophrenic.NYC is proud to announce our new Tee! "It's Not a Delusion, You Are Incredible" Available Now for Pre-order! www.schizophrenic.nyc/shop/delusional-t-shirt Use coupon code "delusional15" to get 15% off starting today (9/2/16) and lasting through labor day weekend! Available Now for Pre-order! www.schizophrenic.nyc/shop/delusional-t-shirt
When I came out as a woman with mental illness, I was disappointed. – by Taylor Jones
I’ve come out of closets before. For instance, I came out as bisexual when I went away to college. I made a big deal out of it, announcing on Facebook, quoting Lady Gaga, without talking to my family first. I thought I would get backlash from some people, so I was hoping the power [...]
Find me in Little Italy August 27th and 28th
Find me in Little Italy August 27th and 28th at the Marketplace at Mulberry at 109 Mulberry st. Open 11-8.
Schizophrenic.NYC’s Hallie Kruger, Shares Her Story
Something that has always been suggested to me is that I should hire people here at Schizophrenic.NYC that also live with Mental Illness. Well, about a year ago I met the amazing Hallie Kruger at a Flea Market in Brooklyn. Soon after she became my go-to Screen Printer for all of my "DONT BE PARANOID, [...]
Find me in Little Italy August 20th
Find me in Little Italy on Saturday (and maybe Sunday) at the Marketplace at Mulberry at 109 Mulberry st. Open 11-8.
NYC Graffiti and Dont Be Paranoid
While walking around the Lower East Side of NYC, Michelle found some awesome graffiti to take some pictures with. Check em out! "THINK ABOUT THINGS DIFFERENTLY"
Find me in Little Italy August 6th and 7th
Find me in Little Italy on Saturday and Sunday at the Marketplace at Mulberry at 109 Mulberry st. Open 11-8.
What the Tagline “Don’t Be Paranoid, You Look Great” did for me. – by Taylor Jones
I am proud to announce that Schizophrenic.NYC's newest staff blogger is Taylor Jones. What the Tagline "Don’t Be Paranoid, You Look Great" did for me. - by Taylor Jones My mental illness has made me feel a lot of things; anger, mania, sadness, even suicidal. But one of the main things I feel with mental illness [...]
Model Veezus reps Schizophrenic.NYC!
Native New Yorker, Veezus is proud to represent Schizophrenic.NYC. Check him out in the Dont Be Paranoid Tee and the Green Ink Blot Tee!
Dont Be Paranoid – Buttons and Magnets
We are glad to announce that we now have DONT BE PARANOID, YOU LOOK GREAT Buttons and Magnets. Decorate your fridge or anything with magnets! Pin the button on your backpack, messenger bag, or anything you desire! You can get the Magnets Here > You can get the Buttons Here >
Featured in NeuroPositiveTowner.com
We got interviewed in NeuroPositiveTowner entitled "The beauty of awareness: Schizophrenia." I believe in living a non-judgemental life. I think from a baseline of ‘everyone struggles with inner turmoil they try to hide’. Everyone (myself included) has a form of mental, emotional, physical or spiritual issues that aren’t pleasant, most try to conceal them, some [...]
Guest Blog: Finding the Right Psychiatric Treatment
I am proud to introduce Schizophrenic.NYC's guest blogger, Taylor Jones. Finding the Right Psychiatric Treatment Finding the right psychiatric treatment is like finding your soulmate; you think it doesn’t exist, until you put a little effort in, and then you surprise yourself. However, it’s a little harder than falling in love. Because with mental illness, [...]
Featured in BreadCrumbs Mag
Michelle created some custom artwork for Breadcrumbs Mag Breadcrumbs Mag is an exercise in motivation and shared inspiration, a chance to create when otherwise your professional life might not give you reason to, an outlet to plant the seeds of an idea and watch where they can go — through your own mind or someone else's. See Michelle's post Here >
Find me in Little Italy Saturday, July 23rd
Find me in Little Italy on Saturday at the Marketplace at Mulberry at 109 Mulberry st. Open 11-8.
Featured in HowAmIFeeling.org
Michelle Hammer our was featured in HowAmIFeeling.org “Ever wonder what kind of artwork the Schizophrenic mind can come up with? This is what came out of my mind, and I’m sharing it with everyone.” Read More >
Find Schizophrenic.NYC in Little Italy July 9th & 10th
I'll be at my Little Italy spot this weekend! Stop on by and say hello! I'd love to meet you!
Michelle speaks to Students
Earlier in the month, the Founder of Schizophrenic.NYC, Michelle spoke to 4th graders at The Bronx Charter School For Children. Best question of the day, "What is stigma?" If you would like Michelle to speak at your school or event please contact us through the contact form Here >
Find Schizophrenic.NYC in Little Italy July 2nd & 3rd
I'll be at my Little Italy spot this weekend! Stop on by and say hello! I'd love to meet you!
Michelle’s Artwork
We are excited to announce that the founder of Schizophrenic.NYC, Michelle Hammer is now sharing her artwork on the site! Check em out Here >
Green Ink on Black Tees!
Forrest D. again! Check him out wearing the Green Ink Blot Rorschach Test tee!
Find Schizophrenic.NYC in Little Italy June 25th & 26th
I'll be at my Little Italy spot this weekend! Stop on by and say hello! I'd love to meet you!
Find Schizophrenic.NYC at Brooklyn Makers Market June 18-19
Find Schizophrenic.NYC at Brooklyn Makers Market June 18 – June 19, 11am-6pm. At the famous Williamsburgh Savings Bank 175 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York 11211 Schizophrenic.NYC will be selling; Tanks, Tees, Onesies, Totes, Buttons, Bracelets, Stickers. Learn More about the Market >
Schizophrenic.NYC Q&A with Worth Living
Michelle had a Q&A with Keith Anderson the founder of Worth Living. What is Schizophrenic.NYC? The Mental Health Clothing Line, Schizophrenic.NYC, was created, founded, & designed by Michelle Hammer, a Schizophrenic New Yorker who wants to make a difference in the way the mentally ill homeless are treated in NYC, as well as change the [...]
Spotlight on Worth Living
What is Worth Living? Worth Living is the culmination of 8 years of mental health advocacy by Keith Anderson. The first time Keith went public with his depression and the devastating impact it had on his life was an article he wrote for the National Post newspaper. It was published on February 20, 2008. The [...]