Mental Health in NCAA Athletes





The Pressure on NCAA Athletes 

Since the beginning of my blog, I have outlined just how hectic an NCAA student-athlete's life can be on a day-to-day basis. This article dives into a personal story of an athlete at the University of Michigan. 

Mental health has always been a topic that many people want to brush under the rug but as of recently, it seems it has come up more often. Many people don't even notice that they may have a mental health problem. This article goes into great detail on some of the statistics associated with mental health in student-athletes specifically. 

It's worth your time, hey maybe you could help someone going through this!

Click here!

Talk to you again soon!
-Cheney 

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