Career Transition Specialists
Retirement, identity shifts, and life after sport — our providers help athletes navigate what comes next with clarity and purpose.
For many athletes, sport is not just what they do — it is who they are. When that chapter ends, whether by choice or circumstance, the transition can be one of the most challenging experiences of their lives. Our career transition specialists understand the identity shifts, the loss of structure, and the uncertainty that come with moving on from sport.
Our providers help athletes rediscover purpose, build new routines, and translate the discipline, resilience, and competitive drive that made them successful in sport into their next chapter. Whether you are retiring from professional athletics, aging out of college sport, or simply exploring what else is out there — you do not have to figure it out alone.
This is not the end of your story. It is the start of a new one. Browse our career transition specialists and find someone who understands where you have been and can help you get where you are going.
Career Transitions Providers
Browse vetted providers who specialize in career transitions. Read reviews, compare profiles, and book a session.
Kirsten Cooper, PsyD, CMPC
Performance Psychologist | Leadership & Culture Strategist | Transition Specialist
David Derus, Psy.D, LP
Sports Psychologist
Suzanne B. Schimmel, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist — The CAP Project
Maureen Breeze
Certified Executive Coach and Leadership Development Expert — The CAP Project
Powell Cucchiella, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
Sami Gothberg
Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Mental Performance Coach helping athletes and high performers build resilience, confidence, and well-being through an integrative mind-body approach.
Andy Suiter
Helping athletes and leaders perform at a high level while becoming the best version of themselves
Grant Sorensen
Mental Performance Consultant | Building Skills that Scale, Empowering you to Thrive
Lindsay Ahmann
Helping athletes perform under pressure, evolve through injury rehabilitaiton, and optimize their performance
Chase Hollander
Clinical Sport Psychologist
Michael Cascini, MA, CMPC
Helping athletes and high performers build the mental skills that hold under pressure
Frequently Asked Questions
When should an athlete start planning for life after sport?
Ideally, athletes begin exploring their interests and building skills outside of sport while they are still competing. But it is never too late — our providers work with athletes at every stage of the transition process.
What challenges do athletes face during career transitions?
Common challenges include identity loss, lack of structure, social isolation, financial uncertainty, and difficulty translating athletic skills into a new career. Our providers address all of these with practical strategies and emotional support.
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