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
The Importance of Future-Proofing: with Myles Pearson
“The key thing is that there’s no loyalty in sport – no matter how many sacrifices you make, they can always turn around and say ‘no thanks’. It’s so important for young athletes to create a future”.
The Benefits of Dual-Careering
Will dual-careering hurt my performance? Short answer - no! There are many physical, mental and performance-based advantages to a dual-career. Many employers, as well as educational institutions, support athletes through a dual-career. Preparing for life after sport shouldn't be a last minute effort and a dual-career will lay the foundation for a secure and fulfilling career outside of and after competition.
Insights & Guides
“Knuckle down Early” says Luke Wright, Ex-England Cricketer
Professional Cricketer (Sussex Captain) and Ex-England Player Luke Wright gives advice for younger athletes.
Proactive Vs. Reactive
Proactive Vs. Reactive How being proactive can ensure a smooth transition into a successful career. Preparing for your future is just as important as preparing for a big match, find out why.
Retiring? Graduating? Let’s Talk. How to Create A New Routine
Retirement? Graduated? Let's Talk. How to Create A New Routine
Injury: Tips on the Mental Comeback and Pursuing an Alternative Career
Injury: Tips on the Mental Comeback and Pursuing an Alternative Career
Identity & Mental Health
"Most cricketers I see, or sportsmen, I see have always found it so hard if they've always seen themselves as the cricket. When crickets done than those people have had massive problems."
Overcoming Obstacles
"Everyone knows your so public about good days and bad days, it would effect families when we were having a bad day. All everyone wanted to do was talk to me about cricket and playing for England and especially on the bad days.. because eventually I got dropped. That was quite a bad place, and it felt like my world had ended in a way and it sounds really selfish but that's the sort of bubble that you get yourself in."