A Champion'S Mindset With Acceptance And Commitment Therapy.
Last updated 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.18 GB | Duration: 2h 22m
Last updated 3/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.18 GB | Duration: 2h 22m
An Introduction to Sport Psychology and improving performance with Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
What you'll learn
Learn the core principles used in sport psychology.
Understand how your mindset impacts performance.
Learn new psychological skills and techniques to improve your sport performance.
Learn Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Athletes.
Gain confidence as a trainee practitioner.
Requirements
An interest in sport psychology is beneficial, access to computer or mobile phone.
No formal qualification
Laptop, computer or phone
Description
About MeMy name is Stephen Renwick and I am a sport psychology professional and Director of champion's Mindset based in Stockport, Greater Manchester. I graduated with a BSc (Hons) Psychology from The Open University and a MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology from Staffordshire University and completed three years supervised practice via BASES to become an Accredited sport and Exercise Scientist (Psychology). I have experience working in all sport to elite levels. My philosophy is a humanistic approach using ACT. I work with some of the best athletes in the world, from a range of sports including Giants Live Strongman, Premiership Football and British Wresting. An introduction to sport psychology, the key principles and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for sport. The course covers a range of topics from ACT, anxiety, confidence and mental health. If you are looking to study sport psychology at college or university, then this course is an excellent introduction delivered by a highly experienced sport psychology consultant. This course is ideal for trainee practitioners, parents, coaches, students or athletes looking to embrace cutting edge sport psychology knowledge. The course is self-passed and includes audio, videos and written material, plus there are mini assignments to complete in order to gain your certificate of completion at the end of the course.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 About the course tutor
Lecture 2 Who is this course for?
Lecture 3 Introduction to Champion's Mindset
Lecture 4 What is sport psychology?
Lecture 5 The Human Brain
Lecture 6 Sport Psychology Interventions
Section 2: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Lecture 7 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Lecture 8 Psychological Flexibility
Lecture 9 ACT Hexa-Flex Video
Lecture 10 Real Life Example of the Matrix
Lecture 11 The Matrix
Lecture 12 The 'Choice' Point
Lecture 13 Podcasts
Lecture 14 Worksheets
Section 3: Develop your confidence
Lecture 15 Self-Confidence in sport
Lecture 16 Pre-Segmentation Routines
Lecture 17 Self-Efficacy
Section 4: Goal Setting
Lecture 18 Goal Setting in Sport
Lecture 19 How to set goals
Lecture 20 Types of goals for sport
Section 5: Anxiety in sport
Lecture 21 Performance Anxiety
Lecture 22 ACT Anxiety Exercise 'The Finger Trap'.
Lecture 23 Types of Anxiety
Lecture 24 Choking in Sport
Lecture 25 The 'Clutch' Performance
Lecture 26 Flow State
Lecture 27 Contact with the present moment
Lecture 28 Experiential Avoidance
Lecture 29 Self-As-Context
Section 6: Self-Talk in sport
Lecture 30 Self-Talk in sport
Lecture 31 Dealing with negative thoughts
Lecture 32 Cognitive Defusion
Lecture 33 Cognitive Defusion
Lecture 34 Concentration in sport
Section 7: Mindfulness, humour and music
Lecture 35 What is mindfulness?
Lecture 36 Using humour
Lecture 37 Music and Sport Performance
Section 8: Mental Imagery
Lecture 38 Imagery
Lecture 39 PETTLEP
Lecture 40 Highlight Videos
Lecture 41 Imagery Scripts
Section 9: Mental Health and the athlete
Lecture 42 Mental Heath
Lecture 43 The benefits of physical exercise on mental health
Lecture 44 Anxiety
Lecture 45 The Sport Lifeline
Lecture 46 The Sport Lifeline Download
Lecture 47 Depression in Sport
Lecture 48 Exercise Intervention for ADHD
Lecture 49 Gambling Addiction
Lecture 50 Career Transition
Section 10: Over Training
Lecture 51 Overtraining Syndrome
Lecture 52 The Supercompensation Principle
Lecture 53 The Psychology of Injuries
Lecture 54 Burnout
Section 11: Test your knowledge
Lecture 55 ACT Questions (Submit Answers)
Lecture 56 Sport Psychology Questions (Submit Answers)
Section 12: Certificate of completion
Lecture 57 Request your certificate
Lecture 58 Disclaimer
Lecture 59 Copyright
Anyone interested in sport psychology and improving performance.,Athletes, coaches, parents or students,Trainee practitioners