Becoming a Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Professional: A Global Perspective [Paperback]

This edited book by two prominent professionals of Sport and Exercise and Performance Sciences addresses relevant issues and experiences as one becomes a sport, exercise and performance psychology practitioner. Chapters discuss the supervision and training involved along with models of practice, theory, techniques, and ethical issues.

Introduction 1. Initial Considerations: Developing the Pathway to Become a Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology Professional J.G. Cremades, L.S. Tashman, A. Quartiroli The Practice of Service Delivery 2. Gleaning Insights: Perspectives of New Sport Psychology Practitioners R.A. Braun, A. DeVries 3. Pursuing a Career in Applied Sport Psychology in the Czech Republic K. Kudlackova 4. Sport Psychology Consulting in Trinidad and Tobago D. La Guerre 5. The Process of Providing Sport Psychology Services in Taiwan C.H. Glen 6. Dr. Seuss and the Great Balancing Act: Exploring the Ethical Places Youll Go within Australian Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology G.M. Moyle 7. Passing on Values of Fair Play and Sportsmanship through the Practice of Sport Psychology D.G. del Pozo, P. Jerez Villanueva, J.G. Cremades 8. Developing a Philosophy and Theoretical Framework: Mapping a Rich and Complex Landscape for the Brave Explorer R. J. Keegan 9. Sport Psychology Service Delivery to Danish Elite Athletes: From Professional Philosophy to Successful Cases G. Diment, K. Henriksen, J. Hansen 10. Enhancing the Performance of Individual Athletes and Teams: Considerations and Challenges for the Delivery of Sport Psychology Services K. Steptoe, J. Barker, C. Harwood 11. Age and Expertise: Issues when Working with Performers and their Support System  Moving Beyond Tl3X