For the person
beyond the performance.

Your team may change.
Your care needs continuity.

A season, transfer or injury can change your daily surroundings and the professionals available to you. Time away from competition and retirement can bring further changes to identity, routine and support.

ARCSENA provides a point of coordination that can remain alongside those transitions. The relationship begins with you as a person, your existing care and the practical demands of your sport. Family involvement is optional and separately agreed.

Connect the support
already around you.

1. 01

   Competition and travel

   Plan appointments, authorised handovers and relevant local care around training, competition schedules and changing locations.

2. 02

   Injury and time away

   Coordinate appropriate mental health input alongside sports medicine and rehabilitation professionals, with responsibilities made clear.

3. 03

   Transfers and club changes

   Review provider access, permissions and communication before a move so that a change of employer does not leave a gap in care.

4. 04

   Retirement and career transitions

   Plan support before, during and after leaving competition, including a clear handover if the engagement has a defined end date.

Understand the sport.
Keep the person central.

Relevant sports mental health experience, appropriate registration and an understanding of the working environment matter in provider selection. Existing clinical relationships help establish where additional expertise would be useful.

Clinical need and personal wellbeing guide the relationship. Training participation, fitness-to-compete assessments and treatment decisions remain with the responsible professionals in their defined roles. Any employer-reporting role needs its own explanation and boundaries.

Agreed involvement.
Clear individual boundaries.

An agent or club can assist with approved practical arrangements or fund access. Funding does not automatically give them access to diagnosis, medication or consultation content, or control over treatment decisions.

Communication is agreed with you separately from payment, including what a representative may receive and why. The relevant legal and professional limits to confidentiality are explained for the arrangement.