Our Blog - The Transition Phase

Tools to help you.

The wellbeing of an athlete is important to us. We have tools and resources available to you that support your overall mental health and wellbeing to help maintain a good balance during competition and work. We also have qualified expertise within TTP to deliver wellbeing workshops for individuals and groups. To find out more, get in touch.

Latest Guides

Jordanne Whiley MBE: Career Ace – 12 x Grand Slam Titles / Mortgage and Protection Advisor

One of Britain's most decorated tennis players gives advice on career transition: "Start planning ahead early. Take time to work out exactly what you want to do and how you're going to get there."

How to Manage a Dual-Career: “Do what’s right for YOU”, says Olympian Gorgs Geikie

2012 Olympian Gorgs Geikie takes us through her career transition. As an elite athlete, Gorgs developed the skills she needed to embark on a rewarding career after competition. It wasn't an easy ride, but we can learn a lot from her advice and insights.

Insights & Guides

How Scott Davies transitioned from pro footballer to mentor

How Scott Davies transitioned from pro footballer to mentor

Scott talks about his transition from player to mentor and his journey.

Scott Davies: mental & financial wellbeing for athletes

Scott Davies: mental & financial wellbeing for athletes

Scott Davies is a former professional footballer who suffered from a gambling addiction. He is now EPIC risk management sport facilitator and is raising awareness & promoting responsible gambling in/around football. Scott joined us to talk about his story and maintaining mental/financial welling as an athlete.

“You and Your Anxiety- Learning to work together”

“You and Your Anxiety- Learning to work together”

Kelda Wood, a TTP Mentor and founder of Climbing Out, is a former GB Paracanoe Athlete and 1st Para rower to solo row the Atlantic. Real Life Motivation Podcast by Kelda Wood & Rachel Day.

TTP Partners with Climbing Out to Support Athletes Mental Health

TTP Partners with Climbing Out to Support Athletes Mental Health

“I wanted to show people that their life isn’t over if they have an injury,” she says. “I’ve been on a huge journey myself since my own life-changing injury in 2002: a journey that’s included being a member of the GB Paracanoe squad, setting up the charity Climbing Out, and summiting Aconcagua, the highest peak in South America."