I have specialized training in the field of Sports and Exercise Psychology. Sport psychology is a branch of psychology, which is primarily concerned with, but not limited to, enhancing sporting performance. While coaches typically focus on the physical aspect of sports, sport psychologists focus on an athlete’s mind. Deriving much of their influence from cognitive, behavioral and humanistic psychology, the sport psychologists strive to develop student-athletes through a unique, eclectic approach, encompassing traditional methods, cutting-edge technology and innovative practice, while simultaneously being mindful of local culture. As a Sports Psychologist, I help all ages and kinds of athletes, such as student athletes, junior athletes, and professional athletes from various associations including Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), National Football League (NFL), Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA), Major League Baseball (MLB), National Basketball Association (NBA), National Hockey League (NHL), Ultimate Fighting Championships (UFC), etc., achieve their greatest potential both personally and professionally. I understand the impact physical and psychological factors have on an athlete’s ability to perform, which is why I coordinate services and tailor treatment to fit the needs of each individual athlete. Through my treatment, athletes will lead healthier, more meaningful lives by developing their mental toughness, enhancing their personal motivation, managing their emotions, and learning the skills to set and achieve their goals. By integrating various treatment modalities, from motivational techniques to guided imagery, I help athletes and teams struggling with a variety of issues including, but not limited to: