Many would view Christian Eriksen’s cardiac event and subsequent return to the pitch as a redemption story but it is not quite that simple and life…
When the Heart Asks the Question
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Athletes
Composure Starts at the Top
Part two of a three part series discussing the role of officiating in the 2026 World Cup, this blog outlines challenges coaches face when calls do…
The Ten Seconds After The Call
Part one of a three part series discussing the role of officiating in the 2026 World Cup, this blog outlines challenges athletes face when calls do…
Connection Over Convenience: Why Human Relationships Matter More Than AI for Athletes
As AI tools become increasingly common, athletes and parents should understand the importance of real-world relationships, communication, and human…
What Your Athlete Actually Needs to Hear After a Game
For many young athletes, the car ride home after a game or competition can be worse than any poor performance or moment of failure. Parents naturally…
Generational Trauma Impact on Athletes
Generational trauma is passed through a lineage, carrying survival patterns, stress responses, and beliefs from ancestors who experienced trauma into…
When the Lights Are Brightest: Lessons from Ilia Malinin’s Olympic Free Skate
At the Olympics, the world’s best athletes either rise or fall to their level of preparation. The MIND controls whether that athlete rises or falls.
When the Dream Ends Differently: Lindsey Vonn, Risk, and the Psychology of Trying
The Olympic Games are often framed as stories with clean endings. Victory. Redemption. Closure. We are conditioned to expect a final chapter that…
People Over Tech: Why Human Connection Beats AI in Sport & Life (Any Day of the Week)
The Rise of AI in Sports: A TOOL, NOT a Teammate (Warning: This article includes content that may be troublesome or sensitive to readers) AI has become more and more popular these days, especially as society continues to push for anything that makes us better, stronger, healthier, quicker…the list goes on. A quick question or prompt into your favorite AI TOOL can produce an incredible amount of information in mere seconds. But as we know, AI has its flaws. The information produced from our simple prompt comes from millions of webpages and trillions of words scattered across the internet. And as the saying goes, ‘just because you saw it on the internet, doesn’t make it true/accurate/right.’ Even worse is the fact that many of the tech companies who manage these AI TOOLS are being sued for the role their chatbot played in events like sexual exploitation, AI-induced psychosis, self-harm, and even suicide - yes you read that correctly. White House Sport Psychology wants to help raise...