Dallas Fort Worth Sports Psychology Counseling | Professional Athlete Mental Toughness Counseling Services
The Athlete, a perfect physical specimen of strength, skill and power.
Challenges of Most Athletes: With a developed skill set that far surpasses the average person, an athlete with professional potential often lives in loneliness, uncertainty and fear. Behind the power and strength on the field and court, all athletes are challenged with the need to balance everyday life and performance.
Who would benefit from sports counseling: Our counselors are well trained and understand the physical and emotional challenges of student, semi-pro and professional athletes. From football and basketball to golf and tennis, the presenting problems are often the same.
Some of the Issues Addressed:
- Mood disorders
- Anxiety disorders
- Unresolved childhood experiences
- Relationship Issues
Peak Performance: Our therapists assist athletes in maximizing their potential in the areas of peak performance, emotional intelligence, and thought management. Both male and female athletes have benefitted from our counselors’ expertise and experience.
Confidentiality and Privacy: Depending on an athletes confidentiality needs, we ensure privacy when entering and exiting our facility; and extend other privacy accommodations according to the client’s needs. Additionally, private home sessions may be available upon request, however, specialized fees may apply.
Athletes Presenting Challenges may include:
- Family dysfunction
- Anger management problems
- Eating disorders
- Parental pressure and stress
- Unresolved childhood issues
- Performance substance use
- Substance use and abuse
- Coach conflict
- Team conflict
- Intimate relationship conflict
- Emotional instability
- Pressure perform
- HIV/AIDS/STIs
Our counselors use a variety of effective therapeutic interventions that really work:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy
- Emotion Freedom Technique
- Emotion Focused Therapy
- Person Centered Therapy
- Positive Psychology
- Expressive Arts Therapy
- Play Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Group Therapy
Media Interviews and Seminars with Dallas Counselor Dr. Jada Jackson, Ed.D
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, National Certified Counselor – Teen Girls, Marriage, Sexual Abuse Expert
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“Jada has a creative way of connecting with young women. She is easy to talk to, personable and “down to earth.”
“You captured all the pain and emotion of an abusive life perfectly, and your ‘recipes’ for healing and moving on are invaluable. I have many of the passages of your book highlighted and the pages marked so I can refer to them on a daily basis. Thank you so much for your help”
“I thank you for sharing your life struggles and experiences. Because of your creative coaching, I’ve found healing and will continue to turn my life around and not blame my ex-husband for the abuse nor my parents for their lack of knowledge in my up bringing.”
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Jada Jackson provides expert advise on Beauty, Business and Balance as well as Self Esteem, Body Image, Depression, Relationships and more on the news as well as Emotional Mojo which airs on WEtv and Oxygen!
Learn to be Happy with Who You Are:
Today, after ten years of self-evaluation Jada began a “Be-You” campaign to empower girls and young women to embrace the freedom of just being themselves!
The fashion industry provided a platform for Jada to speak, coach and encourage thousands of hurting women worldwide through her Modeling Institute, Coaching and her Book.
How to Be-You-Tiful:
Jada is the author of “Be-You-Tiful”, a power-packed, practical application guide to becoming a better you. Readers learn life strategies designed to addresssocial, economical, and emotional challenges in today’s pop culture.
Three Key Areas:
Jada encourages her readers to face fear by addressing three major areas of life:
- Physically
- Morally
- Mentally.
3 Step to Reclaim Your Purpose:
In her book, Jada implements solid life strategies purposed to guide her readers through the three-step process of overcoming fears, failures, anxieties, depression, distractions, and anything that restricts them from achieving success. Jada shares her personal testimony of how she employed this three-step process to reclaim her purpose, confidence and power to be: Be-You-Tiful!
Call Dr Jada Jackson for a 15 Minutes Complimentary Phone Consultation – (469) 757-5215
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- NBCC – National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC)
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