A Psychological Perspective on Coaching Secondary School Students
August 27, 2020
A sneak peak at one of our articles from the recent Coaching Newsletter
This week the the first edition of the HNZ Coaching Newsletter was sent out. For those who missed out, we thought we would share one of the articles.
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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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