In an HBO documentary premiering Wednesday, Michael Phelps and several other U.S. Olympic athletes discuss the challenges of reaching the Summer or Winter Games and then coping with the aftermath.

In the documentary “The Weight of Gold,” Phelps presents a stark picture of the mental wear and tear Olympians endure.

Michael Phelps' athlete mental health documentary, The Weight of Gold, premieres tonight at 9/8c. Here's everything you need to know about the man behind the movie.

Michael Phelps on Sharing Mental Health Struggles in HBO Doc: 'Something We Need to Talk About' In HBO's new documentary The Weight of Gold, a number of athletes, including Michael Phelps, speak ...

Decorated Olympian Michael Phelps told Insider his mental health has hit lows during the pandemic, but focusing on what he can control has helped.

In a new documentary, Michael Phelps comforts a young fan experiencing anxiety by opening up about his struggles with the illness, which affects tens of millions of adults living in the United States.

Michael Phelps will narrate and serve as the subject of a new documentary on the mental health challenges faced by Olympic athletes, set to debut on HBO at the end of July.

I wasn’t expecting much when I heard that retired swimming star Michael Phelps was executive producing, narrating and featured in a documentary for HBO on Olympic athletes and the mental heal… ...

Olympics Michael Phelps, other athletes, open up about suicide and depression in new documentary Phelps, the most decorated Olympian in history, says he had suicidal thoughts at the peak of his career ...

Olympic legend Michael Phelps is featured in a new HBO documentary in which prominent Olympians open up about their mental health struggles and thoughts of suicide.

Michael Phelps, posing with one of the gold medals he won at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, opens up about depression and anxiety in a new documentary, "Angst." Gabriel Bouys / Getty Images ...

Michael Phelps looks back at his Olympic swimming career, including a record 28 medals and 23 golds, in a new Peacock documentary series.