It’s almost the New Year! We are happy to announce our next set of groups slated to begin in January. We will now be offering three groups: Tuesdays 9:30 AM, Dr. Clancy January 10, 17, 24, 31 and February 7 Tuesdays 10:30 AM, Diana Hinojosa MA. We will have a new group for Spanish speaking individuals and their families Read more about New Year, New Mindfulness Groups![…]
Dr. Ross was recently interviewed by ABC News on the subject of men’s health issues. Because November is men’s health month, news and information about men’s health is front and center. Some of the topics covered in the interview, which is to air in up to 35 national markets at 4:00 PM on Friday, November Read more about Dr. Ross featured on ABC for Men’s Health Month[…]
I am excited to announce the beginning of a Sports Psychology Webinar Series that will be launching in 2017 in conjunction with the Train Like a Mother Club! This group will involve discussion of key elements promoting success in sport, including sessions on motivation, goal setting, adopting a high performance mindset, using visualization for success, Read more about Sports Psychology Webinar Series Preview[…]
November Mindfulness Groups Our October Mindfulness groups are currently wrapping up, and we are pleased to announce the start dates for our November classes. We will once again hold 2 groups; a Tuesday morning class starting 11/1 with Dr. Clancy from 9:30 – 10:30 am, and a Thursday afternoon class beginning 11/3 with Dr. Ross Read more about November Mindfulness Groups[…]
It’s spring race season! One of my favorite times of the year. Managing race anxiety and excitement is imperative for success this season, regardless of distance. Marathon, half marathon, 10 miler, 10k and 5k racers can all benefit from the same applied principles when lining up on race day in order to effectively manage race Read more about Managing Race Anxiety For Optimal Performance[…]
Comparison is the thief of joy. ~Theodore Roosevelt (one of my favorite quotes) A prevailing concern in many clients who come to my office is an unhealthy level of comparison. Unfortunately, comparison is a deeply ingrained human tendency experienced by all of us in different intensities and with different targets. Look at the prevalence of such Read more about Comparison is the Enemy of Joy[…]
At any given moment, a significant percentage of the population is working to change some form of behavior, often targeting health; with New Year’s resolutions, weight loss, smoking cessation, and stress reduction toping the list. When it comes to identifying positive behaviors, we mostly understand the general guidelines: get adequate levels of movement, stop eating junk food, Read more about The Role of Commitment Devices in Behavior Change[…]
This past week Sarah Bowen Shea from Another Mother Runner, and her dear friend Molly Williams and I sat down to chat more on the mental side of running. We had a engaging conversation that included using appropriate mindset skills for optimal performance. We discussed how cognitive framework is important when approaching a training plan. Other topics Read more about The Mental Side of Running: Sports Psychology for Running Podcast[…]
We are excited to announce the beginning of our next Mindfulness group, which will begin Thursday September 15 at 4pm. The group will be held each Thursday afternoon for 6 consecutive weeks. Groups will be 60 minutes in duration. The mindfulness group will consist largely of in session led exercises to learn the basics of adopting Read more about Fall Mindfulness Group Denver[…]
I had a great time chatting sports psychology with Dimity and coach MK on a recent Train Like a Mother Podcast, specifically in establishing a workable mindset for success in running. We talk about a lot of different topics throughout this podcast, including setting up a proper psychological framework of commitment, connecting to goals, and Read more about Sports Psychology For Runners Podcast[…]