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Sport Psychology for Teams

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Applied Sport Psychology to Strengthen Team Performance

Team sport psychology helps groups perform better together by improving communication, cohesion, resilience and shared focus. I provide evidence-based team sport psychology support for teams and groups across sporting and performance environments, both in the London area and online.

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This work blends individual and group psychology to optimise team functioning and collective performance.

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Why Sport Psychology for Teams Matters

Teams face unique psychological demands — pressure, expectations, relationships and performance challenges that go beyond the individual. Sport psychology supports teams to:

  • Understand and improve group dynamics

  • Build trust, communication and cohesion

  • Enhance shared focus and performance under pressure

  • Develop psychological skills collectively

  • Strengthen resilience and adaptability

  • Create effective routines and shared expectations

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This is not just about motivation — it’s about building an optimised team mindset rooted in evidence, experience and intentional practice.

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What Team Support Looks Like

Team work may include:

  • Group workshops focused on communication, confidence and collective focus

  • Psychological education tailored to team needs

  • Facilitated reflection on performance, culture and interactions

  • Individual check-ins embedded within team development

  • Strategies for pressure management and resilience

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I draw on principles from performance psychology, psychoeducation, team building and group dynamics to support teams practically and sustainably.

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Who This Is For

I work with:

  • Sport teams (club, school, university, elite levels)

  • Performance groups in high-pressure contexts

  • Teams looking to build collective confidence, clarity and cohesion

  • Groups seeking education and structured psychological skill training

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This support is tailored to the team’s size, culture, sport demands and performance goals.

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