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Get your mental mulisha t-shirts, support PLU, and fly the flag for mental illness.

Mental Mulisha T-shirt. Available in Small, Medium, Large,
Extra Large and XX large.
$30AUS

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men·tal
Pronunciation: \ ' men-t?l\
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Late Latin mentalis, from Latin ment-, mens mind
Date: 15th century

1 a :  of or relating to the mind; specifically :  of or relating to the total emotional and intellectual response of an individual to external reality < mental health> b :   Mind , the collective aspects of intellect and consciousness

2 a :  of, relating to, or affected by a psychiatric disorder <a mental patient> b:  "Mental" as an adjective slang term, meaning "stupid" or " crazy ", likely derived from the misuse of the terms "mentally retarded" or "mental illness"

mu·li·sha
Pronunciation: \m?- ' li-sh?\
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin, military service, from milit-, miles
Date: 1625

1 a :   A group of citizens that rally together to rise up and take back the power and rights that have been stripped from them in order to regain control of their future. b: The collective members of a community that fight to improve the lives of others and the community at large.

men·tal mu·li·sha 
Pronunciation: \ ' men-t?l\ \m?- ' li-sh?\
Function: Recovery
Etylmology: Australia , English
Date: 2008

1 a: The mental mulisha in broad terms is a mulisha group, we are from the underground and we are rising up because Mental Illness cannot remain underground any longer. b: Mental illness must be moved out of the darkness and become part of mainstream thinking, education and general wellbeing.

2 a: Having a mental illness is not something to be ashamed of, it is something to be proud of. People who live with mental illness should be proud and others should admire them.

The mental mulisha has that pride, it breaths that pride and it promotes that pride.

So, when you wear this shirt, wear it with pride. When someone asks you about it tell them why you are wearing it, and tell them with pride. Mental illness should be spoken about openly and without judgement. Through positive advocacy and real life education the Mental Mulisha can give mental illness faces, names and personalities whilst breaking down the stigma that society has built.

The Mental Mulisha are people like you, the Mental Mulisha are coming and we're fighting for recovery.