Learn what works and what doesn't work with regards to:

• marketing yourself and your expertise
• gaining visibility
• attracting new clients
• delivering a wide array of successful interventions
• developing trusting relationships with coaches and athletes
• getting the fees you deserve
• learning the basics of public speaking, a key component of sport psychology services
• delivering value to your clients at every turn
• managing the "fly by the seat of your pants" ethical aspects of sport psychology work
• self-promotion
• keeping your head small enough to fit through the doorways of prospects
  and more...

The only two requirements I have for those enlisting in the Sport Psychology Mentor Program are that you take the responsibility for your own action towards your goals and that you allow yourself to hear constructive feedback. I will serve as a sounding board, a coach, a cheerleader, a teacher, an exemplar, and finally an objective evaluator of your progress.

Most sport psychology consultants and sport psychologists are absolutely lacking in the basic skills required to either deliver these consulting competencies or to make this profession a self-sustaining one. In my own personal estimation, 95% of sport psychology consultants or sport psychologists are amateurs, and have no real idea of what works and what athletes and coaches want. This program is specifically designed to vault you into the 5% of those that both know their stuff and make a good living while doing it, and your satisfaction is guaranteed.