Michael Phelps and the importance of talking about mental health: “I thought about suicide and that’s scary”
The former American swimmer recalled the depression he suffered during his career, relived the most difficult moments and asked athletes to tell what is happening to them: “Talking about mental health has saved my life.”
For Simone Biles, too, the head is part of the body
The announcement of the return to competition of the North American phenomenon reminds us of how ignorantly and arbitrarily her bad experience in Tokyo was treated.
USA Gymnastics and GK Elite will fund mental health visits for National Team athletes and coaches
The organization will now offer limited mental health visit coverage for athletes and coaches with the backing of GK Elite
Olympian Molly Seidel to miss New York race while seeking Therapeutic Use Exemption
The Tokyo marathon bronze medalist for Team USA hopes to get approval for medication to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in time for the World Championships
U.S. swimmer Caeleb Dressel opens up on his mental health after the Tokyo Olympics
Back in the pool at the U.S. national championships, Dressel won five gold medals in Tokyo but says he “felt lost” after the Games
World Champion Medina announces return to World Surf circuit after mental break
Three-time world champion ready to compete after time off to deal with depression and family matters
Science has something to say about procrastination: 5 keys to not falling into the “later I do it”
Avoiding tasks, dreams and projects can lead to distress and cause stress. Experts consulted by Infobae give tips to get ahead today
Student from a school in Cúcuta would have launched himself from a pedestrian bridge
The authorities also handle the hypothesis that the case would be an accident and not a suicide attempt. The 15-year-old is being treated under a reserved prognosis in a hospital in the city
“I hit rock bottom”: La Segura opened her heart and told several details of the depression she suffers
The social networks of the young woman from Valle del Cauca were flooded with messages in support after learning about the health problems she has been facing for months
The covid-19 pandemic brought to light the problem of mental illness in Colombia
One of the most worrying figures is that of suicidal behavior during 2021, which increased by 60 events per year
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