Resources supporting athlete mental health include counseling services, workshops, and mental health hotlines. Organizations, such as the National Alliance on Mental Illness, provide education and resources to promote mental well-being. Professional sports leagues increasingly recognize the significance of mental health and have developed programs to address issues like anxiety, depression, and stress. Many teams employ sports psychologists and mental performance coaches to work directly with athletes. Furthermore, peer support groups are valuable, allowing athletes to share experiences and coping strategies, ultimately fostering a healthier and more balanced approach to the pressures of athletic competition.