Sport Psychology for Teens

Sport Psychology for Teens. Teen and kids psychology articles for young athletes, sports parents, and team coaches to improve performance and mental fortitude. Sports psychology for teens and young and aspiring athletes.

Ensuring Kids Have Access to the Benefits of Youth Sports

Kids Sports Psychology for Parents and Young Athletes

The emotional, social, physical and academic benefits of youth sports are well documented, but rising youth sports costs are undermining kids’ opportunities for accessing sports and its benefits. That’s the word from Christy Keswick, president and co-founder at Good Sports, a nonprofit that aims to provide better access to youth … Read Sport Psychology Tip

5 Reasons to Have A Mental Game Formula for Success

A Mental Game Formula for Success in Sports

Is a Mental Game Formula for Success Necessary? Summary: A success formula in sports is like a recipe that helps young athletes perform consistently at their best. By reviewing past peak performances, kids can identify the mindset, preparation, and habits that led to success. Focusing on what to do—rather than what … Read Sport Psychology Tip

Is your Athlete Self-Motivated or Parent-Motivated?

Kids Sports Psychology for Parents and Young Athletes

Is your Athlete Self-Motivated or Parent-Motivated? Welcome to the Sports Psychology Podcast by Dr. Patrick Coach of Peak Performance Sports. Dr. Cohn and Georgia Miller, CMPC discuss the challenges sports parents face with young athletes and how to make sports a better experience. Learn how to spot mental game challenges in athletes, what … Read Sport Psychology Tip

Why Sports Parents Should Avoid Harping on Mistakes

Kids Sports Psychology for Parents and Young Athletes

Dr. Cohn and Georgia Miller, CMPC discuss the challenges sports parents face with young athletes and how to make sports a better experience. Learn how to spot mental game challenges in athletes, what to say before and after games, and how to improve communication with young athletes. More About Why … Read Sport Psychology Tip