FAQs
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Our first session is also known as an intake assessment where we will go through a series of questions to get to know you and develop a treatment plan together. We will discuss therapy goals and expectations. Often we will commence the treatment plan so we get you some momentum in reaching your goals.
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Yes. We work with high performers/ achievers who want to optimise peak performance such as:
-Retiring/ retired athletes
-Individuals requiring assistance transitioning higher media exposure/ professional level
-Coaches
-Professionals (e.g., business, medical. and legal)
-Individuals requiring performance enhancement
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Performance psychologists are trained as general psychologists first and have a special interest in performance. If you are looking at improving performance in sport, work, and life or improving team culture in your workplace/ sporting club performance psychology could be for you.
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There are various areas a performance psychologist can assist with. These include but are not limited to:
Motivation
Goal setting
Emotional regulation and management
Performance anxiety
Focus and attention
Mental preparation
Confidence
Transition from amateur to professional sport
Transition to retirement
Coping with pressure in sport/ work/ media presence
Coping with injuries and psychologically returning to play
Wellbeing
Team culture and communication
Burnout
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We work with athletes from grass-root and developmental and elite through to Olympic athletes/ professional.