
NATA Position Statements
NATA Consensus Statements
- Developing a Plan to Recognize and Refer Student Athletes with Psychological Concerns at the Collegiate Level, 2013 (pdf)
- Developing a Plan to Recognize and Refer Student Athletes with Psychological Concerns at the Secondary School Level, 2015 (pdf)
Additional Position/Consensus Statements
- ACSM Position Stand: The Female Athlete Triad, 2007 (pdf)
- AOSSM Consensus Statement: Psychological Issues Related to Injury in Athletes and the Team Physician 2016 (pdf)
- AOSSM Consensus Statement: Female Athlete Issues for the Team Physician (pdf)
- AMSSM Position Statement: ADHD and the Athlete, 2011
- BJSM: 2014 Female Athlete Triad Coalition Consensus Statement
Other Resources
- New guidelines established for young athletes who face mental health issues
- NCAA: Mental Health
- NCAA: Treatment of the Female Athlete Triad
- NCAA: Managing Mental Health (pdf)
- ESPN: Taking Notice of the Hidden Injury
- Tim Neal, MS, ATC: Before Stage 4 Planning: Recognizing and Referring Athletes with Mental Health Conditions
- NCAA: Introduction to Mind, Body and Sport
- FATC: Female Athlete Triad
- ACSM: Flyer on Female Athlete Triad (pdf)
- AMSSM 2014 Annual Meeting Presentation on Female Athlete Triad Coalition Consensus Statement (pdf)
- APA: ADHD Information Website
- NCAA Guidelines Regarding ADHD Stimulant Exception (pdf)
- NIH: Recommendations for Reporting of Suicide
- NATA: Critical Incident Stress Management 101 Infographic (pdf)
- NATA: ATs Care Video
- NATA: ATs Care Testimonial Videos - CISM