Your workshop helped connect the dots and provided me with tools and common language to navigate things with my daughter.
Your straightforward approach and clear communication style was as good or better than anything we have heard.
Our daughter said she felt so comfortable and she trusted and respected the group, and the conversations.
I love that your goal is to provide the kids you work with the tools to cope. Parents can not, and should not do it all.
So informative and helpful. You are a gem!
Your workshops have been a tremendous boost for our daughter. Our family is grateful for the support.
I love your idea of asking kids how they would like to be handled when they are upset.
You workshops brought me closer to a different set of teammates. It was so helpful to hear my teammates struggle with similar things. Thanks for the solution options!
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Our 360-degree approach
With mental health support for young athletes, guidance for parents, and education and training for coaches, Thru The Game takes a 360-degree approach to health and wellness. We heavily reinforce life lessons learned through sports, while also addressing the many challenges kids face off the field.
Timely topics and trends are discussed within the supportive context of the team, guided and facilitated by adults with an expertise in counseling, coaching, and athletics.
Mental health tools for athletes, coaches, parents and teams
Join an ever-growing list of clubs and teams who are finding success on and off the field by providing the tools and setting for their athletes, parents and coaches to discuss mental health openly.
Our clients
Join an ever-growing list of clubs and teams who are finding success on and off the field by removing the stigma, and providing a setting for their athletes, parents and coaches to discuss mental health openly.
“I fended for myself, and I turned out fine.”
If you made it this far down the page, maybe you're rethinking this philosophy? Sure, the teenage years have always been challenging — but the fact is, today our kids are faced with more pressure than ever. Whether its exposure to harmful online content, real or perceived expectations, constant comparison, or divisive rhetoric reinforced with ever-increasing screen times — it’s all led to an epidemic of depression and anxiety in teens and children, and an increase in eating disorders and teen suicide.
