All Footballers Experience:

The Football Mental Health Alliance proudly presents a series of books titled - All Footballers Experience:

All Footballers Experience...
Mental Health Books for Young Footballers

Book for illustrative purposes only
Our goal is to reach junior grassroots footballers through an engaging collection of books that feature both current and former professional players, as well as their fellow grassroots peers. These books shine a light on the various aspects of mental health that touch us all.

Simplistic in its design, yet powerful in its message, each book utilises compelling imagery to resonate with the younger generation.

Mental health is a universal experience and our series helps to illustrate that every player, no matter their level, shares in this journey.
These books will be released during the 23/24 season and will be available from Amazon as hard back.

The images of the footballers starring in the books will draw in young footballers, allowing them to normalise and learn about real life examples of mental health.

All humans, including footballers, experience moments of anxiety, stress, worry and other similar feelings and these books will highlight this fact.
Book for illustrative purposes only

Why Books for Mental Health Education?

Reading to young people about mental health is beneficial for several reasons:

Normalisation

Books that address mental health topics help normalise discussions around emotions, feelings and mental well-being. By reading about characters who experience similar struggles or challenges, children and young people learn that it's okay to talk about their own mental health and seek support when needed.

Education & Awareness

Reading about mental health provides children with valuable information and knowledge about different emotions, mental conditions and coping strategies. It helps them understand that mental health is an essential aspect of overall well-being and that seeking help is a sign of strength.

Coping Strategies

Our books include characters who demonstrate healthy coping strategies and resilience in the face of adversity. By reading about these strategies, children and young people can learn effective ways to manage stress, anxiety and other mental health challenges in their own lives.

Prevention & Early Intervention

Reading books that address mental health conditions can help prevent the onset of mental health problems or identify them at an early stage. It equips young readers with the knowledge and skills to recognise signs of distress in themselves and others, empowering them to seek help when needed.

Empathy & Understanding

Stories about mental health will build empathy and compassion in young readers by allowing them to step into the shoes of characters who are facing mental health challenges. This helps break down stigma and promotes understanding of diverse experiences and perspectives.

Communication Skills

Engaging in conversations about mental health through books encourages young readers to develop their communication skills. They learn how to articulate their feelings, express themselves verbally and ask questions about topics related to emotions and mental well-being.

Sharing stories about mental health creates a safe space for open and honest conversations about emotions and mental well-being, building trust and promoting a supportive environment for discussing sensitive topics.

Overall, reading to young people about mental health is an effective way to promote emotional literacy, resilience and well-being. It equips them with the tools and understanding they need to navigate life's challenges and thrive both emotionally and mentally.

Please enter your details below to receive updates on The Vault.

We'll let you know when we publish each book and where to get them from. 

Your personal details will NEVER be shared with anyone.

Enter your details below:
Marketing by
👋 Hi

Do you need

The Vault proudly partners with The Hub of Hope, connecting you to a wealth of trusted resources and services tailored to your unique needs, in your area.

Find help, hope, and healing - just a click away.
The resources and support provided in The Vault are designed to promote mental wellbeing and provide general guidance on mental health related to grassroots football.

However, the content is not intended to serve as specific mental health advice or replace consultation with a trained professional. If you or someone you know requires personalised mental health support, we strongly encourage you to consult with a licensed mental health professional or seek appropriate services in your area.

The Vault also offers signposting to help you find organisations that can provide more specialised assistance when needed.
Privacy Policy
© 2024 The Football Mental Health Alliance. All rights reserved.
Skip to content