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The European Athletes & Players Association is the federation of player unions and athlete associations representing 25,000 professional athletes.
What they post about
The European Athletes & Players Association focuses on advocating for the rights and welfare of professional athletes across Europe. They engage in projects aimed at improving mental wellbeing, collective bargaining, and athlete representation. The account shares insights on partnerships and initiatives that support athletes in various aspects, including career transitions and mental health awareness. Their content highlights the importance of collaboration among player unions and athlete associations.
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Basketball union advances mental-health work
A post about the Basketball Players’ Union’s attendance at EAPA training and its Helsinki General Assembly on 24–25 September reports director Julie Campassens’s re-election to the EAPA Board. It also highlights discussions on athlete mental health through the Tackle Your Feelings project.
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Gaelic players amplify a wellbeing conversation
Clodagh McIntyre and Diarmuid Murtagh discuss mental fitness, self-doubt and looking after wellbeing in a World Mental Health Day post about Tackle Your Feelings Europe.
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Three mental-health reminders for athletes
The association urges athletes to check in with themselves, care for their minds as they do their bodies and seek support before difficulties become overwhelming. It links the advice to the EU-co-funded Tackle Your Feelings Europe project.
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Beatrice Caloro discusses elite sport’s pressures
Beatrice Caloro offers a personal perspective on the challenges of elite sport and the importance of mental wellbeing. The association says her account is part of its Tackle Your Feelings Europe work, with more to follow.
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Researcher calls for listening to lived experience
Tackle Your Feelings Europe lead researcher Dr Emma Burrows is introduced as sharing an experience of her own for World Mental Health Day. The post argues that listening to lived experiences can improve support across sport, without detailing her account.
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