Yes Please!
A free guide to help your athlete bounce back faster, stop spiraling, and compete with calm and confidence again.
Maybe you’re still competing—but struggling with perfectionism, fear, or spiraling self-talk.
Maybe you’re sidelined by injury, unsure how to cope with the mental toll of not playing.
Or maybe sport is ending — and you’re wondering who you are without it.
Whatever brought you here, this is the place where we figure it out—together.
Maybe you’re still competing—but struggling with perfectionism, fear, or spiraling self-talk.
Maybe you’re sidelined by injury, unsure how to cope with the mental toll of not playing.
Or maybe sport is ending — and you’re wondering who you are without it.
Whatever brought you here, this is the place where we figure it out—together.
Performance pressure, lack of confidence, overthinking, and perfectionism are stealing the freedom and joy.
The physical pain is real — but so is the grief, fear, confusion, doubts, and disconnection.
The game is over—but you're still trying to find your footing, purpose, and identity in what comes next.
This isn’t about motivational quotes or pushing through.
It’s about tackling the challenges so many female athletes face but don't have the tools or support to address — so you can move forward with confidence, clarity, and a grounded sense of who you are.
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You see the pressure your daughter is under. The tears after practice. The anxiety before games.
You want to help, but it’s hard to know what to say—or how to reach her.
I support athletes and equip parents with tools to walk this road together.
Changing the Game
Sam, 16, Swimming
"Kate taught me to be a better swimmer and student! When we started, I hadn't gone a best time in a year. I'd lost motivation, my thoughts were negative and I was always comparing myself to everyone around me. I didn't like swimming anymore. After working with Kate, I learned to make my self-talk positive and focus on my races and not what other girls were doing. I love learning how to be more confident in myself and my swimming!"
Magnus, 17, Soccer
"Kate's coaching and the tools she has equipped me with have created long-lasting changes in my mindset. I’m more confident, resilient, and she’s helped me achieve and grow so much. We started the coaching based on my desire to improve mentally for sport, but my improved mindset has helped improve all aspects of my life. I can’t recommend working with Kate enough."
Julia, 13, Cross Country
When I started with Kate, I wasn't confident. I was intimidated to set big goals and race the top girls. By working with Kate, I learned how to create a plan for achieving big goals rather than just lowering my standards. I changed my self-talk and am much more confident. As a result, I ran my fastest time ever this season. Kate has helped me so much!
Mia, Mother of Suzy
"After my daughter got her state cut, I felt like we had won our own personal Olympics, lol:-) She needed hope so badly. As tradition, I took her out to eat. I told her I was so proud of her for everything she had persevered through this past seven months and with such a great attitude. Her exact response was "I think that is because of Kate". From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for taking the time with an athlete who may not be elite but wants to be the best version of herself as a person and swimmer. I am just so grateful that Suzy has such a wonderful role model. I am not sure that words can thank you enough."
The path through the messy middle isn’t easy—but it’s easier when you’re not walking it alone.