Dallas Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has announced that he will be starting a new initiative to support mental health awareness among young athletes.
In a press conference held at the team’s training facility, Prescott shared his own journey with mental health struggles, explaining how they’ve impacted his performance and personal life. “It’s something I’ve faced silently for too long,” he said. “Now, I want to be a voice for those who might be dealing with similar challenges.”
The initiative, named “Mind Over Matter,” aims to provide resources, workshops, and mentorship for high school athletes dealing with mental health issues. Prescott’s plan includes partnering with mental health professionals and sports psychologists to create a curriculum that addresses stress management, resilience, and emotional well-being.
The announcement was met with a wave of support from teammates and fans. Prescott’s commitment to the cause was seen as a powerful move, bridging the gap between professional sports and essential mental health conversations.
“Being open about my struggles has been incredibly freeing,” Prescott added. “If I can help even one young athlete find the support they need, then it’s worth every bit of effort.”
The launch of “Mind Over Matter” is scheduled for next month, with Prescott expected to lead the first workshop and share his
