EMERGING AND ELITE ATHLETES
Mental Health & Mental Performance Support for Athletes
Training, competing, recovering, and constantly working to improve can bring its own set of pressures. And sometimes, what affects your performance has little to do with what happens on the field.
THE REALITY
There’s more to an athlete’s life than what happens in competition.
Training, competing, recovering, and constantly working to improve can bring its own set of pressures. And sometimes, what affects your performance has little to do with what happens on the field.
You may be navigating:
- Pressure to consistently perform at your best
- Confidence after a setback, injury, or difficult performance
- The expectations of coaches, teammates, family, or yourself
- Changes in motivation, focus, or confidence
- An identity that has become closely connected to your sport
- The transition into a new season, team, level of competition, or life beyond sport
SUPPORT FOR emerging & ELITE ATHLETEs
Care that considers the whole athlete.
Jessica's work brings together mental health and mental performance support to meet athletes where they are. Whether you're working through a personal challenge, preparing for competition, or navigating a transition, the right kind of support depends on what you need.
Mental Health Services
Clinical mental health support for athletes navigating emotional, psychological, and personal challenges—whether connected to sport or life beyond it.
Mental Performance Training
Develop the mental skills to approach competition, pressure, setbacks, and performance with greater clarity, confidence, and consistency.
CTE Support for Athletes & Families
Specialized support for athletes and others navigating the cognitive, emotional, and psychological effects of repeated head impacts and CTE-related concerns.
My Approach
Science Backed. Human First.
Healing and performance aren’t separate goals. My approach integrates evidence-based therapy with practical mental performance strategies to support the whole person.

Performance Psychology

Cognitive Strategies

Emotional Regulation

Identity & Mindset

Sustainable Growth
What This Work Can Support
Build a stronger relationship with your work, your performance, and yourself.
The work can look different for every person. Depending on where you are, support may help you:

Perform With Greater Confidence
Develop a steadier sense of confidence when facing auditions, performances, evaluation, or other high-pressure moments.

Navigate Pressure More Effectively
Build strategies for managing nerves, expectations, and the mental demands of performing.

Separate Your Identity From Your Work
Create more space between who you are and how your work is received, evaluated, or perceived.

Move Through Setbacks & Uncertainty
Process rejection, criticism, career transitions, and the inevitable uncertainty of creative work.

Protect Your Wellbeing Alongside Your Ambition
Develop ways to pursue meaningful work while making room for rest, relationships, and life beyond performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have a mental health concern to work with Jessica?
No. Mental Health Services can support athletes navigating a specific mental health concern or a difficult period, while Mental Performance Services can support athletes who want to develop the mental skills that contribute to sustainable performance. Depending on your needs, one or both may be appropriate.
What is the difference between Mental Health Services and Mental Performance Services?
Mental Health Services focus on your psychological and emotional wellbeing and may address concerns affecting your life, relationships, and performance. Mental Performance Services focus on the mental skills and strategies involved in performing under pressure, maintaining focus, building confidence, and navigating setbacks.
Can Mental Performance Services help with performance anxiety?
Mental Performance Services may be appropriate for athletes working through the mental demands of competition, including pressure, focus, confidence, and performance-related challenges. If performance concerns are connected to a broader mental health concern, Mental Health Services may also be part of your care.
Can Jessica support athletes after an injury or setback?
Yes. Mental Health Services and Mental Performance Services may both be relevant when an injury, difficult performance, or other setback affects confidence, motivation, identity, or your ability to return to competition.
What is CTE Support, and who is it for?
CTE Support Services provide specialized support for athletes and others navigating cognitive, emotional, or psychological concerns associated with repeated head impacts and CTE-related concerns. Jessica can help determine whether this type of support is appropriate for your situation.
Do I have to be a professional or elite athlete to work with Jessica?
No. Jessica’s Mental Health Services and Mental Performance Services may be appropriate for athletes at different levels who are navigating the psychological demands of sport, performance, and life beyond competition.
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