Dr. Diane McIntosh

On this episode, hear about how Luke now plays with a new freedom, knowing that he can be who he is — on and off the ice. 

Beth King played soccer at the collegiate level, but ultimately joined the military for her career. Through the Wounded Warrior Project, Beth was able to turn her longtime passion for sports into a way to cope with her trauma.

Before Georges Laraque was a sports commentator and a political leader, he was a notorious enforcer in the NHL ... His depression and anxiety led him to seek professional help, and through therapy Georges was finally able to identify his traumas.

Kaillie Humphries grew up in Calgary, Alberta, where the legacy of the 1988 Olympics brought her up close and personal to the sport of bobsledding.

On this episode of Blindsided, Dr. Diane asks Corey the questions. We learn about the complexities of OCD, what life was like for him before his diagnosis, and how difficult finding the right help was.

For most of his racing career, Cody Ware kept his trauma hidden within the narrow confines of the race track.

Everson Griffen was an energetic force on the Vikings defensive line for 10 years ... But off the field, he’d been running from something for a long time.

From a young age, former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy was sexually abused by his junior hockey coach, Graham James, a prominent figure in his hockey community.

Living with depression is an everyday battle, and to Eddie, opening up about his struggles is just the beginning.

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome Helen Maroulis.

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome professional golfer Bubba Watson.

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome Kurt Warner.