The PDPA is set to launch a Mental Health & Wellbeing week for their members from December 7-11.
This initiative is used to help normalise discussions around mental health and wellbeing for PDC players.
Video interviews with current and former professionals will be utilised with two Zoom webinars also.
"While some of our members are preparing for the World Championship – and all the up ands downs that come with such a big tournament - others may be feeling uncertain about their career and future," said PDPA Chief Executive Alan Warriner-Little.
"That's why we've chosen this week to raise awareness of our continued work in this priority area by hosting the PDPA Mental Health and Wellbeing Week.
"I encourage all PDPA members to engage with the week's online activity and to reach out to us at the if they need support or advice."
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