Source: ESPN
Topic: Depression and Anxiety
Sports Illustrated, Lauren Green In the world of elite competition and professional athletes, the conversation is shifting — from medals and margins to something deeper, more human.
Sports Business Journal, DR. MICHELE KERULIS AND EMILIO PARGA One of the most predictable disruptions to team functioning remains one of the least strategically addressed: grief.
Explains what depression looks like in teenagers (including signs that differ from adults), treatment options, and emergency resources. Includes the 988 Lifeline and Crisis Text Line prominently.
A Hopkins All Children’s psychologist walks through what normal teen stress looks like versus an anxiety disorder, covering signs to watch for, when to seek help, and practical tips for…
Fox News, Ryan Gaydos
Two Hopkins child psychiatrists explain both the benefits and risks of social media for young people, covering its links to depression, sleep disruption, and social isolation, plus practical strategies parents…
Strength grows through healing, support, and honest reflection.
“I can’t waste energy anymore hiding this,” Woodland said, his voice steady but weighted with emotion. “I have PTSD.”
In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, former Olympic Swimmer Michael Phelps reflects on his struggle with depression during the Olympics.
Winnipeg Jets forward Gabriel Vilardi has openly discussed his long-term battle with anxiety and panic attacks, which began at age 11 and caused him to miss six months of school.
Jordan Abdull has opened up on his mental health battle, his new purpose and rediscovering his love for rugby league.
A young Igor Thiago could not have known he would one day break the record for the most goals by a Brazilian player in a Premier League season.
Grief in sport settings affects identity, performance, and psychological safety.
Ottawa Senators goaltender Linus Ullmark took a personal leave of absence in early 2026 to address serious mental health struggles, including severe anxiety and panic attacks.