Mental Health Awareness Week across the Pac-12

Oct 8, 2020

For Mental Health Awareness Week, Oct. 4-10, leading up to the World Health Organization's World Mental Health Day on Saturday, Oct. 10, several Pac-12 universities, athletics departments and student-athletes, past and present, took to social media to promote mental health awareness and encourage discussions.

For more on the continued efforts related to student-athlete mental health in the Pac-12, including information on the first ever Student-Athlete Mental Health Summit held by the Pac-12, UCLA and NCAA in January 2020, visit Pac-12.com/Health.

Real strength is knowing that your mental health is no different than your physical health!
#WildcatsCare
#TogetherWeBearDown https://t.co/UAtzfXQ3V8

— Arizona Football (@ArizonaFBall) October 8, 2020

For Mental Health Awareness Week, share a picture of how you take care of your mental health with #LetsTalkAboutIt.

Mental health is a top priority and affects us all. Let's take care of ourselves. pic.twitter.com/OMXTCGW2FS

— Colorado Buffaloes (@CUBuffs) October 6, 2020

To anybody who went through it.

To anybody who’s still going through it.

This is for you.

By @kevinlove.

In partnership with @amfam. https://t.co/Z9O93sHOIN

— The Players' Tribune (@PlayersTribune) September 17, 2020

"They're not just telling their stories. They're actually changing the world."@NCAA Chief Medical Officer Dr. Brian Hainline talks about the movement surrounding the importance of talking about student-athlete mental health. pic.twitter.com/X2k63sHrjf

— Inside the NCAA (@InsidetheNCAA) October 5, 2020

Learn how to recognize signs of #mentalhealth distress and improve your ability to support fellow Sun Devils with Devils 4 Devils.

Find out more https://t.co/1L6geUVeQM pic.twitter.com/csxzMemyXO

— Arizona State University (@ASU) September 23, 2020

.@annafglenn talks mental health on the Perform Happy Podcast: https://t.co/K8bTZy1J7n #InternationalPodcastDay pic.twitter.com/DWvbjQ3OlK

— UCLA Gymnastics (@uclagymnastics) September 30, 2020

Please listen to @channingfrye - he shares his story & how he asked for help when at a low point. #Mentalhealth is something we all have in our lives - let's lean on each other, ask each other how we are doing & truly listen. TY Channing for being you manhttps://t.co/ATEqsu9p5Y pic.twitter.com/ILcgxCv132

— Yogi Roth (@YogiRoth) May 29, 2020