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Richarlison opens up about his battle with depression after the FIFA World Cup in Qatar | ESPN FC 

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Spurs and Brazil forward Richarlison sits down with ESPN Brazil to discuss his struggle with depression post Qatar World Cup and how therapy saved his life.
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@melokuhletshabalala2939
So glad Richy seeked help and is now stronger than ever. Big ups.🙌
@alexbaker9409
Great transparency about the importance of mental health supporters in the sport from Richy. Even those at the top need to be checked on and supported at times. No one is impervious to struggle and it’s great to see him give support for others who might also be struggling.
@nickbroome8779
So much sadness in his eyes. Life can be so dark, even for those who seem to have everything. Glad he's getting the help he so desperately needs, breaking the stigma and encouraging others to do the same, absolute hero 👏
@jorgeventura1582
Highest respect for him!
@Michael-zr8xl
As a therapist and an Everton fan, I’m so happy Richy got help. I also thank him for sharing his story and being so vulnerable.
@mjd7480
I'm rooting for Richarlison after this..
@DanDadda223
This just makes you realize that these people are human too
@EvertonFanAdvisoryBoard
Massive respect to Richy for doing this. Hopefully it will help others who are struggling to realise that there is nothing shameful or weak about reaching out for help when you need it - in fact, it takes a great deal of strength to do so. Good luck to him 💙💙💙💙 /Pablo
@just_matt3937
You are not weak for going to a therapist or a counselor (there is a difference); you are strong. It takes a lot to acknowledge that you are human and need help. In the African American community, we have the same stigma around mental health that he described. I am glad he got the help he needed. Rooting for him.
@Cnith
Massive respect to him for speaking about this and to also say that going to a psychologist is no big deal and it's a healthy thing to do. It's just a professional person that helps you deal with your personal problems and guides you on your way. They don't magically fix your problems but they support your mental healing.
@zekusas
I felt it before in lockdown. it's weird. You forget things and your mood is down and you think negatively
@jamesbaurus5928
Richy is awesome. Im glad he found some healing. Love him to bits.
@bramganapathy350
he scored so many beautiful goals
@trigga501
Big up yourself Richy we are with you 👊🏾
@turkishmusashi7425
Richarlison is a great player, to be a football player is 90% mental and 10% talent. It's hard to wake up every day and stay motivated. Respect for Richarlison.
@amp.switchy
brilliant being able to say this publicly, richy. you came back stronger and you’re banging in those goals ❤❤
@keviny714
Thank you for sharing. Your a great plyr and glad you did not quit as you are having a great season. Go Spurs 💯
@sonorsonor5125
Wow Richy! Such emotion from him but absolutely brilliant work in his openness in talking about the pressure he was feeling. Very very proud of him in seeking help.
@Drew-jy7dl
Nothing but my upmost respect for this man, if you don't experience these attacks it's so hard to understand, my whole life I felt isolated and felt weak, but seeing this gives me the strength to feel normal amongst my inadequacies, keep going brother!
@manfromdnorthdc1895
Dont give up Richarlison... we love you!!!
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