moreau to send a memo to u.s.o.p.c. leadership about what he said was an ongoing problem.says they address mental health issues using staff that are experts in sports performance, not psychiatry. he wrote, "it's a dangerous pathway to follow." he says he got no response. catlin's father says he doesn't know if more help from the olympic committee could have saved her life. >> we desperately need action. >> reporter: olympic champion swimmer allison schmitt has battled depression for years. and she says she's still struggling to get help from the u.s.o.p.c. >> there are lives out there that have been lost because there's no change made. and... it's very frustrating. >> reporter: the u.s.o.p.c. did not respond to our request for an interview, but said in a letter to its athletes last week, "in the cases bill moreau uses as examples against us, we acted appropriately, expeditiously, and in the best interest of the athletes." norah? >> o'donnell: it's such an important issue. tank you, john. and there is much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." finally free after

moreau has filed a lawsuit claiming he was wrongfully terminated. hee is dr.ook. >> reporter: in the water, michael phelps could beat any challenger. >> i'm a finely tuned swimming machine. >> reporter: but on land he says he was brought to his knees by a force he couldn't see or understand. >> i also struggle with depression and anxiety. >> reporter: this week michael phelps said about the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee, "i don't know of anything they've done to help us mental health-wise." >> you are either part of the problem or part of the solution. >> reporter: and is siding with the whistleblower, a doctor who worked inside the u.s.o.p.c. for ten years and gave his first tv interview to cbs news. >> michael phelps is exactly right. people need to start listening to what he is saying about mental health. >> reporter: dr. bill moreau a chiropractor and medical chief for the committee, was fired last may, he says one ran was retaliation for complaining about how the organization handles mental illness. >> these athletes are the sons and daughters of

bill moreau, a chiropractor and a former medical chief for the committee, was fired last may. he says one reason was retaliation for complaining about how the organization handles serious mental illness. >> these olympic and paralympic athletes, they're the sons and daughters of the united states. we love to say they're like the person next door. it's because they are. they suffer from mental health problems like everybody else. >> reporter: dr. moreau was alarmed at what he says was the organization's slow response to an athlete in crisis. >> world champion of the united states. >> reporter: olympic medalist kelly catlin. in 2019 while on medical leave from cycling, she took her own life. >> we're trying to become experts in the management of serious mental health illness, and that's not what we do. if you have suicidal ideation, you need to be under the care of a psychiatrist. >> reporte memo to u.s.o.p.c. leadership about what he says is an ongoing problem. he said they use staff that are experts in sports performance, not psychiatry. he wrote, "it's a dangerous pathway to

bill moreau was fired last way. one reason was retaliation for complaining about how the organization handles serious mental illness. >> these paralympic, olympic athletes, they're the sons and daughters of the united states. we love to say they're like the person next door. it's because they are. they suffer from mental health problems like everybody else. >> reporter: dr. moreau was alarmed at what he said was the organization's slow response to an athlete in crisis. >> world champion of the united states. >> reporter: olympic medalist kelly catlin. in 2019, while on medical leave from cycling, she took her own life. >> we're trying to become experts in the management of serious mental health illness, and that's not what we do. if you have suicidal idea asiti. >> he says they address athlete mental health issues using experts in sports performance, not psychiatry. he wrote it's a dangerous pathway to follow. he says he got no response. catlin's father says he doesn't know if more help from the olympic committee co

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