WASHINGTON and NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and Psych Hub, the leading platform for evidence-based behavioral health education, today announced a partnership to provide professional tennis players and their support teams with world-class mental health and wellness resources.
Through this collaboration, the PTPA will offer players and their teams complimentary access to Psych Hub's customized digital education and tools, designed to address the unique pressures of life on and off the court. The initiative builds on the PTPA's groundbreaking Mental Fitness Program and further strengthens the organization's commitment to holistic player well-being.
"Mental fitness is every bit as important as physical fitness, particularly in high-performance spaces like professional tennis," said Scott Healy, CEO of Psych Hub. "Together with the PTPA, we are making evidence-based tools accessible, practical, and player-focused so athletes and their teams can thrive in their careers and lives."
"This partnership reflects our commitment to building a culture of mental fitness in professional tennis," said Damon Valentino, Director of Mental Fitness at the PTPA. "By giving players and their teams access to world-class psychological tools, we're not only addressing stress, anxiety, and burnout today — we're prioritizing their long-term health, performance, and sustainability."
Partnership highlights include:
"Players know firsthand how critical it is to have the right support system," said Vasek Pospisil, PTPA Executive Committee member. "This partnership ensures players can lean on trusted, evidence-based resources when we need them most."
"Coaches carry the responsibility of guiding players not just through matches, but through the pressures that come with life on tour," said Hakan Dahlbo, professional tennis coach and president of the Professional Tennis Coaches Association (PTCA). "Thanks to the PTPA recognizing this need, we now have access to a broadened suite of industry-leading resources that help us spot when an athlete may be struggling and respond with knowledge and care. It's an invaluable step in building stronger, healthier teams."
The PTPA has made health and wellness a cornerstone of its work to improve player welfare. In 2024, the organization launched PTPA MedNet, a first-of-its-kind global medical network for players. Now, through its Mental Fitness Program, the PTPA continues to innovate by offering expanded education and support that strengthen the links between mental well-being and high athletic performance.
About the Professional Tennis Players Association
The Professional Tennis Players Association ( PTPA ) is a global organization that unites and mobilizes tennis players to foster transparency and fairness in professional tennis. As an independent entity, the PTPA is dedicated to advancing and safeguarding the rights of professional men's and women's tennis players throughout their careers. By prioritizing crucial aspects such as health and safety, schedules, rules, purses, benefits, and education, the PTPA endeavors to build an equitable and sustainable competitive environment for present and future generations of players. Headquartered in the Washington, D.C. area, the PTPA operates on a global scale.
About Psych Hub
Psych Hub is the leader in promoting access to evidence-based practices to improve outcomes across the behavioral health ecosystem. Tens of thousands of practitioners use Psych Hub's online video training to keep pace with the latest in proven treatment approaches and to earn continuing education credits across more than 100 subject areas. Over 30 million consumers have turned to Psych Hub's online educational resources when trying to help themselves or a loved one with mental health, addiction, or relationship challenges. Through Psych Hub's behavioral health navigation platform, consumers can connect with high-quality care options across the full continuum of behavioral health needs and treatments, ranging from subclinical to clinical.
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