Stephen works with youth and adult competitive athletes to improve mood, develop confidence, manage pressure, reduce anxiety, decrease muscle tension, and enhance focus. With a Masters in Sport Psychology at the University of Manitoba and a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Georgia Southern University, Stephen is motivated by an intense passion to help provide positive tools for athlet
es suffering from psychological setbacks, specifically from sustaining a concussion. Stephen believes that biofeedback and neurofeedback training could prove to be a positive alternative to anti-depressives, sleeping pills, pain pills, drugs and alcohol, and assist individuals to work through depression, stress, anxiety, loss of confidence, fear and anger issues to be the happy, healthy and productive people they were before sustaining a concussion. As a sport psychology consultant, Stephen works with young as well as adult competitive athletes to improve mood, develop confidence, manage pressure, reduce anxiety, decrease muscle tension, and enhance focus. Stephen uses biofeedback therapy and scientifically based performance strategies to help athletes overcome challenges and perform at their peak performance. Athletes in need of anxiety treatment, attention training or psychological recovery from a concussion have have sought out Stephen for his unique expertise in biofeedback for sport performance. He specializes in sport psychology and treats a broad range of anxiety related conditions and performance challenges. Sport psychology can help you optimize your performance on the field, ice or court and in life. Stephen has worked with a broad range of athletes ranging from Olympians, professionals, top amateurs to weekend warriors. Olympic athletes, professional golfers, soccer, hockey, baseball, volleyball, basketball football and tennis players are now applying these scientifically proven techniques alongside biofeedback and neurofeedback measurement tools to get into a positive performance state on demand by consciously training and controlling their body’s response to stress, anxiety, fear and pressure. Stephen also helps to improve mental performance of teams. Coaches who seek to increase their team’s effectiveness are invited to participate in the design and implementation of an individualized performance enhancement program.
