You love your child, but sometimes love turns into pressure.
Every parent wants to help their child succeed.
But in the world of sports, that support can easily become something else - pressure, fear, or self-doubt.
This guide helps you see the game through your child’s eyes - so you can understand what’s really happening in their mind, and how to help them perform with freedom and joy again.
Inside Things Your Athlete Wishes You Knew you’ll discover:
✅ Why love sometimes feels like pressure to your child
✅ How to find the balance between support and space
✅ What to say (and what not to say) after games
✅ The neuroscience behind confidence, fear, and flow
✅ Simple tools to help your athlete play with calm and clarity
✅ How to strengthen your bond - not just their results
From My Story To Yours.
I started playing basketball at six and spent my youth in national teams, NCAA Division 1 in New York, and U Sports in Canada.
I loved the game, but when it mattered most, I struggled with low confidence, fear of mistakes, and burnout.
I studied psychology and neuroscience to understand why athletes break under pressure, and how parents can help them feel safe, confident, and free again.
I created this guide because I wish someone had given it to my own parents, and to the parents of every athlete I now work with.
THIS GUIDE IS FOR YOU IF…
✔ You want to understand your child, not just their sport.
✔ You notice their confidence drop after games.
✔ You sometimes walk away feeling frustrated or helpless.
✔ You know you mean well - you just need better tools.
You don’t have to be perfect.
You just have to be aware. And this guide shows you how.
Give your athlete the gift of safety, confidence, and support.
You can’t control how they play, but you can control how they feel when they look up and see you in the stands.
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Start here.
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