The Online Sports Psychology Magazine.

PARENTING: Girls – Training Their Minds & Bodies

Girls learn and play sports in their own way. They usually spend less time running, climbing, tumbling, or playing with balls. Girls are not...

Disabled Athletes And Mindpower

by Miguel Humara, Ph.D. and R.L. Willard Today most sports are available to individuals with disabilities including spinal cord injuries, amputation, cerebral palsy, blindness, and...

MENTAL TRAINING: Stop Those Unwanted Thoughts, Quick!

By Paul Schienberg, PhD You’re on the 18th green and playing the best round of golf that you have ever played. It looks like you...

Communication Blocks: Part I

By Paul Schienberg, Ph.D. Many things can sabotage effective inner and interpersonal communications. Most are unconscious habits. All can be improved. Two fundamental blocks are...

Saved By Sports

True stories of ordinary people facing extraordinary hardships and how they found the Resiliency of an Athlete. By: Paul Schienberg, Ph.D.   Sample Chapter: A Disability Disappears on...

Lost My Golf Club Membership And My Love For the Game

By PAUL SCHIENBERG, PhD Sport Psychologist May 25, 2007 Question: I was a member of a private golf club on Long Island. Due to personal reasons, I...

Parenting: Girls II – Training Their Minds and Bodies

By Paul Schienberg, PhD In Part I of this series, many benefits of girls participation in sports were described: greater sense of self develops when...

Dr. Schienberg on Bernie Madoff

Dr. Scheinberg appeared with Ron Kuby on the former Air America to discuss Bernie Madoff on March 1, 2009.

INTERVIEW: James Mason

A senior professional golfer shares his mental approach to better performance in a tournament. With Paul Schienberg, PhD The Commerce Bank Championship was played from...

INTERVIEW: Ilie Năstase

With Paul Schienberg, Ph.D.   Ilie Nastase born: July 19, 1946 Place of Birth: Bucharest, Romania Country of Residence: Romania Turned Professional: 1975 He was...

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