(520) 820-1992 | goldman@athleticintel.com

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To deliver a world leading performance psychology service with innovative, collaborative, and strategic resources that is immersed and proactive across all aspects of the organization (personnel, team, coaching, and business) and positively contribute to the optimization of the entire organization’s performance on and off the field.

MISSION

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SCOTT GOLDMAN, Ph.D.

Served as a clinical and performance psychologist in the Athletic Departments of three major universities and currently is the Director of The Performance Psychology Team at The University of Michigan

Ph.D.s in Clinical Psychology and School Psychology.

Advanced training and certification (CC-AASP) in performance and sport psychology

Member of the sport psychology registry for the United States Olympic Committee (USOC)

Provides performance optimization and mental health care in a variety of athletic settings for professional, Olympic, collegiate, semi-professional, and amateur athletes.

Creator of the Athletic Intelligence Quotient (AIQ), an intelligence test that assesses the innate cognitive abilities that are most utilized in attaining, developing, and applying athletic skills, strategies, and tactics currently being used by Olympic, NFL, NBA, MLB, and MLS teams, as well as Power 5 Universities

Co- authored the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) consensus statement regarding the treatment of Student-Athletes.

Recruited by the NCAA to co-author their Best Practices and Guidelines for Understanding and Supporting Student-Athlete Mental Wellness, as well as a chapter in their Mind, Body, & Sport: Understanding and Supporting Student-Athlete Mental Wellness.

Member of the NCAA Mental Health Task Force.

Participates in the NFL/NCAA Mental Health seminar

Participates in the NFL/NCAA Professional Development summit

National and International keynote speaker on performance and professional development

Founding board member of STEP UP!, an award winning bystander intervention program that has been adopted by over 250 universities and colleges

Taught clinical psychology and sport psychology to undergraduate, graduate, and medical students

Advanced training in alcohol and substance abuse prevention and rehabilitation

VALUES GUIDED SERVICE

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Adhere to professional, legal, and ethical standards of practice

Collaborative and treatment team minded

Person centered care approach

Relational focused process

Emphasis in trust development and maintenance with and between athletes, coaches, and staff

Confidence built with and between athletes, coaches, and staff

Establish clear boundaries to affect positive change at multiple touch points

Continued growth

Strength based focus

Scientist and practitioner

Fiscally responsible

OVERVIEW OF SERVICES

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Athletic and Performance Enhancement

Address the full spectrum of care for athletes

Assessment for talent selection and development

Alcohol and substance abuse prevention and rehabilitation

Rehabilitation and injury psychology

Impulsive decision making prevention

Performance consultation for individuals, teams, staff, and organization

Cognitive training and readiness Confidence Induction

Anger management

Sleep and recovery

Concussion management

Provide high level testing, training, and consultation to optimize athletic performance and team function

Implement the most advanced applied neuroscience, exercise science and sport medicine

Curator of knowledge to empower athletes, coaches, and staff to make well informed decisions on and off the field

SERVICES INCLUDE:

Performance impacts mental health. And, mental health impacts performance.

Having sophisticated knowledge and training that covers the full spectrum from emotional distress to optimal performance, provides the athlete the opportunity to begin their growth at the point they are stuck as well as achieve greatest impact.

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Provide treatment that spans the full spectrum of care ranging from debilitating emotional distress to optimization of performance

SPECTRUM OF CARE

PROSPECT ANALYSIS AND TALENT ACQUISITION

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Develop and interpret an assessment battery that is uniquely suited for your team’s needs.

Assess current roster for benchmarking measurables

Interview construction

Provide brief executive summaries to ensure more informed decision making

Extensive assessment experience for talent selection in various high performance settings including NFL Combine and preseason, MLB Spring Training, NBA Draft Camp, MLS Draft, NCAA Recruitment, and Olympics Team Selection.

Served as a clinical and performance psychologist in the Athletic Departments of three major universities and currently is the Director of The Performance Psychology Team at The University of Michigan

Ph.D.s in Clinical Psychology and School Psychology.

Advanced training and certification (CC-AASP) in performance and sport psychology

Member of the sport psychology registry for the United States Olympic Committee (USOC)

Provides performance optimization and mental health care in a variety of athletic settings for professional, Olympic, collegiate, semi-professional, and amateur athletes.

Creator of the Athletic Intelligence Quotient (AIQ), an intelligence test that assesses the innate cognitive abilities that are most utilized in attaining, developing, and applying athletic skills, strategies, and tactics currently being used by being used by Olympic, NFL, NBA, MLB, and MLS teams, as well as Power 5 Universities

Co- authored the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) consensus statement regarding the treatment of Student-Athletes.

Recruited by the NCAA to co-author their Best Practices and Guidelines for Understanding and Supporting Student-Athlete Mental Wellness, as well as a chapter in their Mind, Body, & Sport: Understanding and Supporting Student-Athlete Mental Wellness.

Member of the NCAA Mental Health Task Force.

Participated in the NFL/NCAA Mental Health seminar

Participated in the NFL/NCAA Professional Development summit

National and International keynote speaker on performance and professional development

Founding board member of STEP UP!, an award winning bystander intervention program that has been adopted by over 250 universities and colleges

Taught clinical psychology and sport psychology to undergraduate, graduate, and medical students

Advanced training in alcohol and substance abuse prevention and rehabilitation

PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP CONSULTATION

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Learn your learners by applying advanced training in school psychology, sport psychology, and industrial organization psychology

Optimize teaching and teachable moments

Navigate and influence between and within groups

Case management of simple and complicated situations

Provide psychological and human system expertise for coaches and administrators so they can process and generate well informed solutions when managing talent and personalities

PERFORMANCE TEAM TRAINING

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Provide empirically validated psychological tactics, techniques, and strategies to aid in optimal team performance

Cohesion and chemistryConflict resolution

Performance readinessGoing from good to great

Eliminate distractionsFinding your fearlessness

How to slow the game downSlump busting

TEAM SESSIONS COVER:

PREVENTION EDUCATION & TRAINING

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Disseminate information to aide in pro-social decision making

Provide training to influencers to develop safe and distraction-free environments

Collaborate with Director of Player Development to implement experiences that can prevent significant crises as well as daily disruptions

PREVENTION CONTINUING EDUCATION

SPORT SCIENCE

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Provide in depth analysis of current science being marketed in the field

Actively research new and innovative technology that can aide in performance

Use science background to reinforce the competitive advantage of not using poorly constructed or falsely advertised technology

Serve as a collaborator, curator of knowledge, and resource when considering science driven technology and interventions