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27. [CE] Sports Social Work: Supporting the Whole Athlete with Christine Mosher & Ros Wilson
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- Dec 22, 2025
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CE Info: This episode is approved for 1 CE credit through the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) ACE Program (#2807). To receive CE credit, you must pay, register, and complete the required post-test and evaluation. Listening alone does not guarantee credit. It is your responsibility to verify that this course meets your licensing board's requirements. Click here to purchase the course! In this episode, we talk with Christine Mosher and Ros Wilson, clinical social workers and co-founders of Athlete Wellness Consultants , where they provide training, education, and clinical support focused on athlete well-being. Both bring a wealth of experience to the world of sports social work, not just in mental health, but as lifelong athletes themselves. In our conversation, they break down what sport social work actually looks like in practice, how it compares to sports psychology, and why this work is needed at all levels of sport. Whether you're a social worker curious about this field or someone already working with athletes, this episode offers insight into what sport social work really looks like and why it matters. Takeaways From This Episode: Sports social work focuses on the whole athlete, not just how they perform Retirement, injury, and performance pressure can trigger deep grief and disconnection Social workers can collaborate with coaches, trainers, and psychologists to provide stronger support Educating athletic staff is important to reducing stigma and improving mental health access Boundaries and confidentiality get complicated in tight-knit team environments There’s growing space for macro-level advocacy within sports systems Mentioned resources: Check out the affiliated blog post for the full list of resources mentioned in this episode and the unedited tran…