You’re part of her support system. This is how to show up with confidence and care.
What do you say?
What should you do—or not do?
When your athlete is spiraling, shutting down, or struggling under pressure, it’s hard to know how to reach her.
Whether you’re a parent or provider, you care deeply. You just need the tools.
This work bridges the gap — equipping athletes with mental and emotional skills, while giving you the insight to walk alongside them with calm, clarity, and confidence.
Maybe she’s shutting down.
Maybe she’s snapping.
Maybe you just know something’s off—but she won’t talk about it.
You see the pressure she’s under. The spark that’s dimming. The confidence that’s cracking.
You want to support her without making it worse. That’s where I come in.
Whether she’s still competing but feeling the pressure, recovering from an injury, or facing the end of her sport—this work meets her where she is and gives her the tools to move forward.
— Ellen, mother of a 15-year-old swimmer
“My daughter’s training environment had really taken a toll on her. She used to have panic attacks before races, shut down mid-race, and feel totally isolated. But this past weekend—no panic attacks, no meltdowns. She said she felt confident, calm, and in control. She pushed through long races and came out smiling. It’s incredible to see her using the tools and feeling like herself again.”
- Shelly, parent of a high school basketball player in recovery
I was blown away when my daughter suddenly asked to shoot again after months of avoiding the sport. She hadn’t even mentioned basketball since surgery, and suddenly, she was back on the court—smiling.
She still has fear, but the tears are gone. Her whole attitude has shifted, and I know the support she’s received from coaching is a huge part of that. We’re so thankful.