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Fortune
Ani Freedman

Michael Phelps is pleading with men to go to therapy

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Even though he retired in 2016, Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps says he still has the mindset of an athlete. The determination that drove him to win 28 medals is now fueling his work as a mental health advocate, and his latest partnership with online therapy platform Talkspace.

“As an athlete, I can say I’ve seen other athletes as well who struggle with depression or anxiety like I do,” Phelps tells Fortune. “We just spiral because that’s just what we’ve done throughout our career, right?”

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