The Sport in Mind Network are proud to be hosting the following panel discussions and webinars. Please click on the below links to secure your place at each event:

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Sport in Mind has just finished a 3 year collaboration with Movember, as part of their Scaling What Works programme. We are so excited to be able to talk through these findings with The Sport in Mind Network, so we can share best practice and improve the support offered to people struggling with their mental health.

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As part of our Summer of Sport campaign, join Matt Elkington (EDI Programme Manager, LTA) and Jemima Morris (Project Manager, Sport in Mind) for a practical and inspiring session exploring how sport can be used to reach new audiences and support people experiencing mental health problems. Using our 3-year partnership with the LTA Tennis Foundation as a real-world case study, we’ll share:

• What worked (and what didn’t) when engaging new participants
• The impact achieved through a national sport partnership
• Key learnings that can be applied across any sport or activity

Whether you work in football, running, dance, swimming or community sport, you’ll leave with practical, transferable tips to help you make the most of increased participation this summer and beyond.

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Elite sport measures almost everything, physical performance, recovery, workload, nutrition and readiness, yet the human factors driving performance often remain the hardest to understand.

In this session, former Commonwealth Games athlete, professional basketball player, psychology graduate and Why Not I founder Kofi Josephs will share his personal journey through professional sport, including the mental health challenges he experienced whilst competing at the highest level, and the lessons he has learned from working across sport, mental health and wellbeing.

Drawing on both lived experience and professional practice, Kofi will explore the realities of pressure, identity, resilience, confidence, burnout and performance, while discussing why preventative approaches to mental health are becoming increasingly important across sport and wider society.

The session will challenge traditional thinking around mental health support, highlight the importance of understanding the person behind the performer, and explore how organisations can create environments where people feel supported, understood and able to thrive.

Attendees will leave with practical insights that can be applied across elite sport, community sport, workplaces, education and everyday life.

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Disclaimer

Our guest speakers generously support Sport in Mind by sharing their expertise, insights, and lived experiences. Their views are their own and do not necessarily represent the positions, policies, or opinions of Sport in Mind. While we curate our panels to reflect high‑quality practice across the sector, Sport in Mind is not responsible for any statements made by individual contributors during events or discussions.

If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]

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