Allen reveals mental health clinic stay before return
Summary
Mark Allen, a professional snooker player, revealed he spent 10 weeks in a mental health clinic before returning to the sport after a five-month break. He lost in the first round of the Northern Ireland Open and shared that he is working on improving his mental health while considering retirement.Key Facts
- Mark Allen took a five-month break from snooker due to mental health issues.
- He spent 10 weeks in a mental health clinic and left to prepare for his recent match.
- Allen lost his first match in the Northern Ireland Open to his friend Jordan Brown.
- He said he might retire but is focused on improving his mental health.
- Allen has a 21-year professional career with 12 ranking titles, including the 2022 UK Championship.
- The World Snooker organization supported him throughout his health struggles.
- Allen thanked his family, therapists, and fans for their support during his difficult time.
- He called his recovery a work in progress and plans to continue treatment.
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