Doechii has introduced a new platform called Anxiety Is Watching Me to provide confidential mental health support for individuals struggling with anxiety.

Utilizing her personal battle with anxiety, Doechii has launched an online resource hub named Anxiety Is Watching Me to assist those coping with anxiety and emotional strain. This digital space was unveiled on March 28 by the Florida native, offering anonymous peer support, coping mechanisms, and links to organizations like Mental Health America and The Trevor Project.

Tailored resources are also available on the site for underserved communities such as Black, queer, and Latinx individuals. The platform, named after her song "Anxiety," delves into her mental health challenges and the constant struggle between succumbing to anxiety and striving for inner strength.

Doechii's platform launch coincides with National Minority Health Month, a deliberate choice to shed light on mental health disparities among marginalized groups. The hub aims to create a judgment-free environment for users to connect, fostering mutual healing and empowerment.

Known for her unique music style and bold visuals, the Tampa-born rapper has been candid about her mental health journey. She developed the platform to give back to those who have found solace in her music, following her recent recognition at the 2025 Billboard Women in Music event where she was honored with the Woman of the Year award.

Reflecting on her growth since winning the 2023 Rising Star Award, Doechii emphasized her dedication to her career and highlighted the importance of events like Billboard Women in Music for addressing industry issues like sexism and lack of representation.

The Anxiety Is Watching Me site went live on March 28, now available for public access.