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Tiffany Brown is an academic expert in addiction, recovery and self-harm. Her recent work applies her mental health work to athletics. Specifically, she can talk about athlete mental health, female athletes, athletic systems, coaches – ethical coaching and coach abuse, as well as anxiety, depression, self-harm, trauma, eating disorders and suicide in athletes. A licensed marriage and family therapist, Tiffany’s expertise includes self-harm education and educating college students about addiction and recovery issues. She regularly consults with schools and community programs on screening and prevention outreach.

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