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Australian athletes retirement advice

LGBTIQ athletes

Amateur AFL player speaks out on homophobia

The Panel – Off the Ball

ABC Grandstand on athlete welfare

Eating disorders and athletes

ABC Aus Radio Interview

VIDEO: New documentary on Gay athletes released

ABC Radio – The Ticket with Tracey Holmes

The Last Word with Matt Cooper

AUDIO: Athletes and Drug Addiction

Depression in sport (VIDEO)

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Sports coaches can be emotionally abusive – here’s how to recognise it

Building toughness and resilience through exposure to challenging situations and training loads is an appropriate way to boost performance. But athletes need to be aware of the ethical boundary – the line between tough and abusive.

Transition

Summit Musings – Rick Cotgreave

Rick Cotgreave explains why the eight stages of the Kubler-Ross change curve, and the SCARF model, are beneficial for athlete transition.

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LGBTIQ athletes

The sporting arena still remains one of the most difficult environments for people to be themselves

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Australian athletes retirement advice

Part of a series done by the Australian Sports Commission – is a list of athletes who participated in the series to see if any resonate with you.

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13 August, 2019

"I took a DNP-Rest….. but here’s the truth of what it should have said:

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DNP-Mental Health | By Liz Cambage

I took a DNP-Rest….. but here’s the truth of what it should have said.

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10 August, 2019

"Someone who fractures a bone and carries on is seen as a hero, but somebody struggling for months, years, with mental issues, eating disorders, addiction, is weak?"

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Jani Brajkovic opens up about his and the pro peloton's eating disorders | Cyclingnews.com

'I wrote this to let everybody know, from hypocrites to people working in cycling, we have a problem'

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6 August, 2019

“Rather than look favourably or positively over their career, they look at all the bad bits. ‘If only I didn’t get injured then, if only that coach didn’t come in, if only I did better in that game, I might still be playing.'" ... See MoreSee Less

The Sporting Mind – Part five: The mental strain of life after sport

Uncertain of what is to come, reflective over what has been and unsure of who they are as an individual, elite athletes can find it immensely difficult to adjust after stepping away from their sport, writes Samuel Lovett

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Monday, August 12th, 2019 at 4:59am
"... Those that are retired understand that while it can be a depressing and lonely place it is an opportunity to remake yourself and with a positive, willing to learn mindset who knows what you can achieve." #lifeaftersport #athlete #retirement

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Crossing the Line @CTL_sport

Friday, August 9th, 2019 at 5:21am
"It's really getting them to step out and make connections, because once they finish they've got this whole pool of networks and people who are there ready to assist"

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Crossing the Line @CTL_sport

Wednesday, August 7th, 2019 at 4:54am
"I always believed I had to put a mask on to be the Martin that people wanted to see. I don't care about putting a mask on any more. What people see today is me. I don't have to act and pretend to be something I am not."

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Crossing the Line @CTL_sport

Tuesday, July 30th, 2019 at 5:54am
“There’s a really big stigma around men not opening up or showing emotion. So if players like myself can speak about the dark times or a troubling past, it might help and encourage people who are going through difficult times to open up..."

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Crossing the Line @CTL_sport

Saturday, July 27th, 2019 at 7:11am
"We're known to be tough, we run at brick walls for a living, but we're human beings with emotions."

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Crossing the Line @CTL_sport

Friday, July 26th, 2019 at 3:51am
"It’s a lifestyle which can be difficult and the mental side of it isn’t talked about, and you’re just expected to deal with it” #worldcup #football #lifeaftersport

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