Dr. Paul Schienberg
Dr. Paul Schienberg graduated the California School of Professional Psychology in 1979. He has developed expertise in clinical, forensic and sport psychology. He has taught at Redlands University, The New School and Mount Sinai Medical Center. He has published a book titled “Saved By Sport” and an internet sports magazine (www.psychedonline.com). He works with individual athletes and teams to improve their performance. In addition, he has appeared on television and radio shows discussing contemporary sports psychology topics.
Protected: An Amateur Golfer From Long Island Plays With the Big...
By Paul Schienberg, PhD
Psyched Online Classic: From time to time we feature previously published articles that feature content that is relevant today.
As an amateur...
The Mets Cover Up
The New York Mets baseball club of 2017 has incurred a fairly long list of injured key players. In particular, the pitching staff has...
What Makes A Sports Team Successful Or Fail? Part I: Definition
In order make headway with this topic, we need to begin slowly by defining terms. This is very important for the team as a...
Lynch Is On The Move Again
Marshawn Lynch is an Oakland Raider now. He was drafted out of college by the Buffalo Bills in 2007 and stayed for 3 years....
Yaseil “Wild Horse” Puig Valdes
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ right fielder has a large name that fits his very significant size. Puig is 6’2” and weighs 240lbs. Even his...
What’s Up With Jake Arietta?
Since the beginning of this 2017 baseball season, reporters and Cub fans have been asking the question of “what’s going on with Arrieta?” In...
Matt Harvey’s Apology on Tuesday
Matt Harvey walked into media room at Citi Field and delivered an apology directed at the press and fans. This media event occurred after...
MONTE IRVIN: WILLIE MAYS’ MENTOR
Behind any great athlete you will usually find a less known athlete or coach who has mentored the well-known marque sportsman or sportswoman. Sometimes...
“ON A CLEAR DAY” A MOVIE REVIEW
Frank, a 50 something year old man and the hero of the story, has lost his job at a Glasgow shipyard. His wife has...
DEAN SMITH AND JOHN WOODEN
On this very cold Sunday morning, I was reviewing the Sports section of the New York Times. There was a compelling article written by...
