Athlete Mental Health & Mindset  
Ready to help Student-Athletes design a mindset program, for optimal success as an athlete,and as a human. 
NCAA Mental Health Resources 
Under the NCAA constitution, each member school is charged with facilitating an environment that reinforces physical and mental health within athletics by ensuring access to appropriate resources and open engagement with respect to physical and mental health
Student Athlete Mental Health Seminar
"Having AthMindSet be a part of our support staff has been an instrumental part of our athletes care. Lisa and her team have provided our student athletes additional resources to help with both on field mental performance and off field mental health. Working with Lisa has been a wonderful experience and she has been so adaptable to our needs as well as our student athletes needs.'' Jessie Rogge, CSU Bakersfield Interim Head Athletic Trainer 

The Players' Tribune
Read stories and watch testimonials from past and current athletes on a wide range of topics centered around student athlete mental health. 

Athletes Against Anxiety & Depression
The Athletes Against Anxiety and Depression Foundation is dedicated to providing resources to anyone that suffers from a mental health battle.

The Hidden Opponent
Advocate, Educate and Support. Overarching goal is to raise awareness on behalf of student-athlete mental health and address the stigma within the sports culture about talking  about mental health. 

CARE Team (Caring Advocates and Responsive Engagement Team)
The mission of the CARE Team is to improve the well-being and success of CSUB students through a campus-wide team response that includes strategizing possible solutions and resources to address the needs of individual students of concern. For additional questions contact Jasmine Padilla or 662-654-3548

CARE Team Referral Form 
The CSUB CARE Team (Caring Advocates & Responsive Engagement Team) provides a coordinated assessment of students of concern and provides services and resources to ensure their success and well-being. For emergency concerns including but not limited to, suicide attempt, threat to self or others, and/or significant behavior concerns, please contact the University Police Department at (661) 654-2111, CSUB Crisis Line (661) 654-3366 (press 2), and/or the Dean of Students Office at (661) 654-2680 who will gather the BART (Behavioral Assessment Intervention and Response Team) to determine an action plan.