Sports Psychology Coaches
Build mental toughness, overcome performance blocks, and compete with confidence — backed by science and delivered by vetted professionals.
The difference between good and great often comes down to what happens between your ears. Our sports psychology providers bring decades of experience working with athletes at every level — from youth competitors finding their footing to professionals competing on the world stage. They use evidence-based techniques to help you manage pressure, stay present in competition, and perform at your best when it matters most.
Whether you are dealing with performance anxiety before a big game, struggling to bounce back after a tough loss, or looking to sharpen your mental edge, our providers deliver practical tools you can use immediately. No fluff, no vague advice — just proven strategies for building resilience, focus, and composure under pressure.
Every sports psychology provider on Monkey Mind is carefully vetted for credentials, experience, and track record. Browse profiles, read reviews from other athletes, and book a session that fits your schedule — online or in-person.
Sports Psychology Providers
Browse vetted providers who specialize in sports psychology. Read reviews, compare profiles, and book a session.
Lucinda Snyder, M.Ed
Mental Performance Mastery Coach
Kirsten Cooper, PsyD, CMPC
Performance Psychologist | Leadership & Culture Strategist | Transition Specialist
Colt Olson, Ph.D
Mental Skills Coordinator Colorado Rockies, MLB
Katherine Reutter-Adamek
Mental Skills & Nutrition Coach — 2x Olympic Medalist
Danny Perez
help athletes
David Derus, Psy.D, LP
Sports Psychologist
Tom Smalley, MS, CMPC, CSCS
Certified Mental Performance Consultant
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a sports psychologist do?
A sports psychologist helps athletes develop mental skills like focus, confidence, and emotional regulation. They use evidence-based techniques to address performance anxiety, mental blocks, and recovery from setbacks — helping athletes perform at their best under pressure.
Who should see a sports psychologist?
Any athlete looking to improve their mental game — from youth competitors to professionals. Sports psychology is especially valuable for athletes dealing with performance anxiety, loss of confidence, injury recovery, or transitions in their career.
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