Emma Hayes, the head coach of the US Women’s National Team, recently shared her personal experience with anxiety following menopause during an interview with Kelly Somers. In this candid discussion, Hayes revealed that prior to menopause, she had never encountered anxiety. Her insights shed light on the mental health challenges some women face during this transitional period in their lives. This conversation underscores the broader conversation about mental health in women’s sports, particularly the pressures athletes face. In addition to her heartfelt revelations, Hayes was recently honored with the PFA Merit Award, which she described as the ‘job honor of a lifetime.’ The recognition highlights not only her achievements in soccer but also her impactful leadership. Post navigation Emma Hayes Discusses Anxiety Post-Menopause Arsenal Secures Late Equaliser Against Chelsea, While Manchester United Suffers First Defeat
