Behind every record broken and game won or lost, there’s a human being navigating pressure, expectations, and often, silence. From the locker room to the podium, mental health is as important as physical fitness and skill — yet it's often overlooked. In our latest podcast episode of What's Right With Healthcare, we sit down with licensed mental health counselor Max Manix MA, LMHC, NCC to explore why prioritizing mental well-being isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. Whether you're an elite competitor, a coach, or a fan, join us to learn why the mental health therapist for athletes is another example of what's right with healthcare.
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