This is a follow-up article to Six Thoughts Bringing You Down (and How You Can Correct Them). Here are six more negative thoughts and ways they can be fixed. By Rachel Amity, MSW Candidate, U-M Athletic Counseling Team Have you ever caught yourself thinking about things in a way that …
This is the first in a two-part resource article. The second part has six more thoughts. By Rachel Amity, MSW Candidate, U-M Athletic Counseling Team Have you ever caught yourself thinking about things in a way that makes you feel sad, frustrated, or less confident? Many of us slip into …
By Jevon Moore, Athletics Counseling Intern/Mental Health Outreach Coordinator Your coach yells, “Timeout!” and the ref immediately follows with a loud blow of the whistle. Your team gathers on the sideline with the coaches for one last time. There’s 1:48 on the clock and you get a shot of water …
By Jeremy Fallis, Athletes Connected Communicator The end-product of a championship season is done in public: hoisting the trophy and cutting down the nets. Beyond the scenes, however, the hours of work on the court and in the film room fuels success. There’s planning, effort and sweat. What may not …
The Athletes Connected program recognizes the many different entities that factor into student-athlete mental health. As part of our Q&A series, Athletes Connected shares how coaches, administrators, athletic trainers and other athletic staff approach their roles in the lives of student-athlete health. To continue the series, Athletes Connected caught up …
