CWP's Mental Health Program for
Youth Sport Orgnaizations
WE CAN HELP PREPARE AND EDUCATE PARENTS, COACHES AND THEIR FUTURE COLLEGE ATHLETES ON HOW TO MAINTAIN POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH, COMMON SIGNS TO LOOK FOR AND HOW TO ASK FOR HELP...HERE'S HOW.
Athletes Seminar
**One of the biggest barriers to Student Athletes seeking Mental Health support is their lack of knowledge.**
1) Age appropriate information of common issues athletes struggle with to include corresponding signs & symptoms they should look for in themselves or their teammates.
2) Review college athletic expectations, exposing them to the day in the life of a collegiate athlete
3) Introduce - What does seeking help look like? Destigmatize help-seeking behavior.
Offer Webinar Presentation geared for your athletes, followed by discussion.
““Our Team came away with many resources to help them start the conversation about mental health. Parents of young/college athletes and students should look into the work she is doing to help young people at this time” ”
Coaches Seminar
1) How to create a positive, mentally safe team culture
2) Review common issues athletes struggle with and the corresponding signs and symptoms
3) Educate on the best practices that should be utilized when our coaches need to approach an athlete for their mental health well-being
Offer Webinar Presentation geared for your coaches, followed by discussion.
Parents Seminars
Athlete Parent 101
1) Educate Parents on common mental health services for college athletes. How do college athletic departments respond to their athlete's mental health needs?
2) Offer parents a snapshot into the collegiate athlete's life and the issues they may face. Provide "Research Based" knowledge into common mental health struggles for college athletes and the corresponding signs and symptoms that parents can look for.
3) Educate parents on various mental health providers in high school & college athletics. There are differences in provider's skill sets as well as their titles, which is often confusing for parents and athletes.
4) Provide information and how best to ADVOCATE for your potential college athletes mental health.
Athlete Parent 102
1) Review common issues athletes struggle with and the corresponding signs and symptoms.
2) How to create a positive, mentally safe “Home Team” culture.
Offer Webinar Presentation geared for your parents, followed by discussion.