Mental Health ResourcesAt our club, we understand that mental health is an important part of athletic growth, performance, and overall well-being. Athletes face physical, emotional, and competitive challenges, and having access to support can make a meaningful difference.
The resources listed below are provided for informational and educational purposes.
Some are available to all athletes and families, while others may be designed specifically for national-level, elite, or high-performance athletes.
Crisis & Immediate Support 988 Suicide & Crisis LifelineWebsite: 988lifeline.orgCall or text: 988
The 988 Lifeline provides free and confidential support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for people experiencing emotional distress, crisis, or suicidal thoughts.
Crisis Text Line Website: crisistextline.orgText: HOME to 741741
Crisis Text Line offers immediate support through text messaging for anyone who needs help during a difficult moment.
Athlete Helpline / Courage FirstWebsite: athletehelpline.orgAthlete Helpline provides confidential support specifically for athletes, parents, coaches, and others involved in sport.
School Counselor or School Support StaffStudent-athletes may also reach out to a school counselor, school psychologist, teacher, coach, or trusted staff member. School-based professionals can often provide support, guidance, and referrals to additional mental health services when needed.
Athlete Mental Health Education Resources The Hidden OpponentWebsite: thehiddenopponent.orgThe Hidden Opponent provides education and advocacy focused on reducing the stigma around mental health in athletes.
Athletes Mental Health FoundationWebsite: athletesmentalhealthfoundation.orgThis organization provides awareness, education, and resources to support the mental well-being of athletes.
Athlete Mental Health Alliance / Athletes for HopeWebsite: athletesforhope.orgAthletes for Hope supports athlete wellness and promotes conversations about mental health in sport.
U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee Mental Health Resources USOPC Mental Health ResourcesWebsite: teamusa.org/mental-healthThe USOPC provides mental health education, guidance, and resources for athletes and families. Some direct services may be limited to national team, elite, or high-performance athletes within recognized programs.
Sport Psychology & Professional Support Association for Applied Sport PsychologyWebsite: appliedsportpsych.orgThis resource can help athletes, parents, and coaches learn more about sport psychology and find qualified professionals.
Psychology Today Therapist FinderWebsite: psychologytoday.com/us/therapistsPsychology Today offers a searchable directory to help individuals find licensed therapists and mental health providers.
Apps & Self-Help Tools Athlete Mental Health LINK AppWebsite: athletementalhealthlink.comA mental health support tool designed to help athletes access resources and support.