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David Cohen, MBA ’01, a distinguished Bentley alumnus and CEO of Doc Wayne, is a firm advocate for the transformative power of sports in enhancing youth mental health. In his role, Cohen emphasizes the profound impact that athletic engagement can have on young individuals, particularly those facing mental health challenges.
Cohen believes that sports serve as a unique platform for personal growth, resilience, and social connection. By participating in team activities, youth can develop critical life skills such as teamwork, discipline, and emotional regulation. These experiences not only foster physical well-being but also contribute significantly to mental health improvements.
At Doc Wayne, Cohen and his team are dedicated to leveraging the therapeutic benefits of sports to create supportive environments for young people. They aim to provide innovative programs that integrate physical activity with mental health support, helping to bridge the gap between wellness and athleticism. Through this approach, Cohen hopes to inspire a new generation to embrace sports as a vital component of their overall mental health strategy.
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