A Psychological Perspective on Coaching Secondary Schools
August 23, 2020
Performance Psychologist Daniel Stamp shares insights into coaching secondary school students.
A coach’s actions and behaviours can have a significant impact on the development of young people.
We caught up with Performance Psychologist Daniel Stamp to dive into this a little deeper.
Daniel has an academic background, working in the tertiary environment in sport and exercise psychology, athlete well-being, health psychology and global health. Daniel is also a practitioner, he has his own consultancy business, Ultimate Performance, working with individuals and teams in sport and business.
We hope you enjoy listening to Daniel share his knowledge and experience.
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