What Mental Health Literacy trains you to do in sport and high-performance spaces.
- Dr. Natalie Léger
- Aug 5
- 1 min read
Most people hear “Mental Health Literacy” and assume therapy. It’s not.
Mental Health Literacy trains individuals to recognize signs of distress, respond appropriately, and connect people to support before situations escalate.
The goal isn’t to diagnose, it’s to increase readiness, improve response confidence, and help create safer, more supportive environments for teams, leaders, and communities.
Our training cohorts are designed for leaders, athletes, teams, and organizations looking to strengthen mental health readiness in real-world environments

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