What Kids' Sports Psychology Members Say About the Site
Read comments from sports parents and youth coaches about Kids' Sports Psychology website. If you are a current member, please contact us with your comments about the website. We would love your feedback and comments!
"Kids' Sports Psychology quite a find. It's a treasure trove of practical, insightful information presented in an organized, simple format that is so easy to use. It is exactly what I was looking for to help my daughter succeed in competition, as much as she succeeds during practice. Additionally, these concepts can be applied to all areas of her life and, as her parent, I can't stress enough how important it is to me, that she develop confidence, and how valuable this resource is to that end. Thank you so much!"
~Stephanie Dobbs, Sports Parent and KSP Member
"Kids' Sports Psychology is a great web site by the way. One of the best web sites I've been on. It's really, really helpful."
~Gavin Clark, PGA, England
"While my son struggled in the State Alpine Skiing finals, (this was when I first joined Kids' Sports Psychology), he managed to qualify for the Eastern Nationals and two weeks ago took home gold for the 10 - 12 year old division. I will always remember that winning run.... He said 'Dad, I struggled out the start gate, but felt like I skied as fast as I could the rest of the course.'"
~Sports Parent
"I've read a number of Kids' Sports Psychology articles and watched several videos mostly about building confidence. As sports parents, we've changed our behavior. We've stopped criticizing her performance and have focused on what she did well. We do see an improvement in her practices, but most of all they are more enjoyable for her and us."
~Margot Ambrose, Sports Parent
"I want to mention how much I enjoy the Kids' Sports Psychology website. Your site is a great value for the money. It's informative, easy to use, and contains very useful information on a wide range of sports psychology topics."
~Paul, Sports Dad
"Sports psychology for kids and sports parents is a wonderful topic, but I am so happy about what you're doing in this area. I think professionals like you can be so valuable in helping sports parents."
~Al Miller, Hall of Fame Soccer Coach
"I think Kids' Sports Psychology website is great! There is a lot of good information. The information was easy to understand and I really liked the question and answer section because that applies to real-life situations. I loved the featured articles on the homepage."
~Jenya
"I watched your neat online videos and loved them! There was so much that I could relate to, both with my son and myself. I also loved all the commonsense, practical advice for parents."
~Pam Rowlinson, Sports Mom
"I especially like the mental game videos that my son can watch alone or we can watch together. The videos help to reinforce all the concepts we have learned together. I think the pre-game stuff is cool and the lessons on confidence, coping with doubt, and trust are worth there weight in gold."
~Dr. Adam Glantzman, Sports Dad
"I do like the kid-focus approach on KidsSportsPsychology.com. The site has clearly a wealth of information on mental strategies for kids to read and take in."
~Brian Henry, Sports Dad
"My son and I enjoy going to Kids' Sports Psychology and learning about mental training. He has put some of the mental training into practice and he feels very good about it."
~~John Mangini, Sports Parent
"I know that your articles, podcasts and information are helping our 4th grade boys basketball team. It is a competitive "travel team." After finding your website, I have implemented a lot of your advice with the team. I have emphasized that we as coaches don't expect perfection and that every time we win or lose, it is an opportunity to learn another part of the game. The parents are really happy with the coaching that my assistant and I are providing. We focus on positive feedback and continually attempt to build up the players' confidence."
~Chris Duffy, Coach 
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