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Invictus Australia Prioritises Wellbeing on Road to Invictus 2025

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Invictus Australia Prioritises Wellbeing on Road to Invictus 2025

The recent announcement of Team Australia for the Invictus Games 2025 highlights Invictus Australia’s strong focus on athlete wellbeing and support, shifting attention from pure competition to a purpose-driven approach centred on recovery and community.

The selected veterans and serving personnel, set to represent Australia in Vancouver and Whistler, will be competing in a range of adaptive sports. However, what truly stands out is the emphasis Invictus Australia places on the holistic wellbeing of its athletes. By providing physical and mental health support, they aim to foster not just athletic performance but personal growth and recovery for injured and ill defence personnel.

Invictus Australia’s approach extends beyond the games, ensuring athletes are supported throughout their journey. By partnering with defence services, health professionals, and wellbeing experts, Invictus Australia ensures that each athlete is equipped with the necessary resources to navigate their recovery, while also building a community that encourages camaraderie and a renewed sense of purpose.

The Invictus Games are known for their role in using sport as a vehicle for recovery, and Invictus Australia continues to champion this mission. As the spotlight on mental health in sport grows, Invictus Australia’s athlete-first philosophy serves as an example of how prioritising wellbeing can lead to both personal and competitive success.

With the games approaching in 2025, Invictus Australia’s model of ongoing care and support will not only impact the athletes involved but may also influence future sports programs to adopt a more holistic approach to athlete health and wellbeing. The journey to Invictus 2025 is shaping up to be one that highlights the power of community, resilience, and the transformative role sport can play in recovery.

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