NCAA Series Highlights Athlete Mental Health Stories

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The NCAA recently released updated research on the well-being of student-athletes that illustrates some of their mental health concerns. To talk about what this means for college sports, the NCAA Social Series hosted a conversation about the topic with Dr. Brian Hainline, NCAA chief medical officer; Robin Scholefield, director of culture, well-being and sport psychology at Southern California; and Prim Siripipat, host of "The Next Chapter" podcast and former tennis player at Duke.

"I think that the NCAA has done a great job at sort of breaking down those barriers amongst sport administration," Scholefield said. "But we are at a point of needing to understand how to further integrate this by looking at the environments within which our student-athletes exist and addressing them more environmentally."

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