Nichushkin, who turned to the NHL player assistance program, will resume training
Russian forward of the National Hockey League (NHL) Colorado Avalanche club Valery Nichushkin, who turned to the player assistance program, received permission to resume training with the team. This was reported on the league website.
The NHL emphasized that the Russian has moved to the next stage of the program. However, he is not yet allowed to return to the ice in official matches.
On January 16, Nichushkin made a statement about participating in the program. “My task is to solve my problems and prevent any negative consequences once and for all,” said the athlete, without specifying what problems he was talking about.
Nichushkin’s participation in the program became known on January 15. The NHL’s assistance program helps players with treatment for alcohol or drug addiction. In addition, hockey players can use it to cope with psychological problems.
Source: Lenta
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