Harri Morgan, a former professional rugby player for the Ospreys, has decided to step back from the sport to prioritize his mental health following a suicide attempt triggered by grief and injuries. At 24, he emphasized the lack of support for players dealing with mental health challenges in rugby. Despite receiving positive assistance from his club, Morgan believes more needs to be done to foster open conversations about mental well-being in the sport. His experience highlights the need for cultural change regarding mental health support across athletics, as fellow players advocate for greater awareness in rugby and beyond.