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Our Story

Ashley believes that what you wear has a profound impact on your well-being. That's why she set out to create a line of clothing that looks and feels good. Our clothes are designed to be your therapy threads - pieces that make you feel comfortable, confident, and empowered. She believes everyone deserves to feel this way, so Therapy Threads only uses the highest quality materials to create our garments.

*Read more about our Founder, below. 

Mrs. Ashley Pippin, Owner

As a seasoned professional with more than 25 years of experience in theater education, nonprofits, and ministry, Ashley regularly develops mental wellness and theater curricula to assist professionals with effective mental health techniques. Ashley’s diverse background prompted her passion for advocacy, community, ministry, theatre, human trafficking, and mental health.


Ashley holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Religion & Counseling from Liberty University and a Master of Science degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from Capella University. Ashley is a Christian and a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. 

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Sustainability
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Our Mission

To create sustainable fashion that supports mental health.

​We are dedicated to increasing human trafficking awareness.  For every $1000 raised, one "YOU ARE ENOUGH" sweathirt is given to a woman who is fighting for her life. 

 

It is believed that one in five human trafficking victims are children, exploited for begging, child pornography, or child labor.

   According to the Bureau of Justice, of the human trafficking cases reported between January 2021 and June 2023, sex trafficking victims were more likely to be white (26%) or black (40%), compared to labor trafficking victims, who were more likely to be Hispanic (63%) or Asian (17%). 

Our Manufacturing

Our Embroidered & Direct to Film garments are made to order and in-house with our commercial machines. 

Our Fabrics

We use a variety of sustainable fabrics in our garments, including organic cotton, and recycled polyester.  These materials are not only better for the environment but also feel better on your skin. 

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