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Cultivating Excellence in Your Athlete, a session for coaches (Session 2)

Hosted by Dr. Heather Wheeler, Ph.D., C.Psych.
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FOR COACHES · 90 MINUTES · LIVE ONLINE

Cultivating Excellence is a two-session series for coaches. The first one builds your capacity. The second one shows you what to do with it.

You don't have to take both, but if you pay for both today, you'll get the bundle price.


SESSION 2: OCTOBER 26th, 12 - 1:30pm EDT

Coach the Person. Unlock the Performer. Care Without Carrying.

Connecting with athletes, unlocking their motivation, working with resistance and building accountability that does not cost you the relationship, so you are no longer the only one in the room carrying it.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO...

Reach an athlete in the moment when pushing harder is clearly making it worse?

Have athletes who think for themselves under pressure?

Give tough feedback and keep the relationship strong?

Find out what actually drives an athlete and build the season around it?

Coaching gets harder when you are the only one in the room carrying it. This session is about what changes when an athlete starts thinking for themselves, and what you get back when they do.


SESSION 1: SEPTEMBER 30th, 7:30 - 9pm EDT

Cultivating Excellence in Yourself, a session for coaches. Full details and registration here: luma.com/wuhxqrwx

Taking both sessions? Register for both today and you'll get the bundle price, $249 + HST until September 1, $299 + HST after.


About Dr. Heather Wheeler

Dr. Heather Wheeler, Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist and Mental Health Lead for Athletics Canada and Swimming Canada. She has worked with 100+ Olympic and Paralympic athletes and coaches, delivered 180+ workshops across Canada, and is a former national team gymnast and parent of two national team athletes. Her work centres on one mission: Bridging the Mental Health-Performance Gap.

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