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The American Board of Sport Psychology: Certification and Training Programs and Much More... |
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Certification
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Training
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SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
for:
1. Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Sports Medicine Physicians, etc.
2. Masters Level Practitioners and Clinicians
3. Masters Level Educators, Coaches and Trainers
4. Coaches, Trainers and Athletes
CREDENTIAL REVIEW ALSO!
FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES in Evidence-Based Applied Sport Psychology (at-a-distance and in New York City)
INTERNSHIPS/EXTERNSHIPS and CLINICAL SUPERVISION in Applied Sport Psychology/Clinical Sport Psychology AVAILABLE (at-a-distance and in New York City {applied, hands-on experience} contact RCarlstedt@americanboardofsportpsychology.org)
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NEW: MEMBERSHIP PLAN now available
Journal of the American Board of Sport Psychology Inaugural Issue now Available
Educaion and
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TELE-LECTURES on Demand
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SCHEDULE and TOPICSEducation and Training on your time, when you want it from the comfort of your home or office...Earn Credit toward ABSP Certification |
EREDIT toward ABSP
Order the Carlstedt Protocol: Science-Based Sport Psychology DVD (Practitioner Version) to learn more about ABSP Certification Programs and earn credits and a tuition discount toward certification at the same time
The American Board of Sport Psychology is currently training sport psychology practitioners:
1. From 2 Major League Baseball Teams
2. A Major NFL Draftee Combine
Preparation organization
3. The Sport Psychologist of a National Tennis Federation in Europe
4. As well as numerous psychologists, physicians, coaches, practitioners and educators
...in the Carlstedt Protocol's EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH to athlete assessment and intervention
TUITION for ABSP Certification and Training Programs has been paid for by prestigious universities and organizations |
M E D I A
Contact Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt @ RCarlstedt@americanboardofsportpsychology.org or call 917-680-3994 for more information on the American Board of Sport Psychology and Dr. Carlstedt's peer-reviewed and award winning research on mind-body processes affecting performance or Sport Psychology in general (also see Chair's Page and ABSP Journal; scroll down to download library).
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ATHLETES/Coaches-scroll down!!!***
NEW TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
I. Supervised-Mentored FELLOWSHIP in Evidence-Based Applied Sport Psychology: The ABSP Athlete Assessment and Mental Training Protocol
The American Board of Sport Psychology is now offering Fellowships in Applied Sport Psychology involving extensive training in the Carlstedt Protocol: Science-Based Sport Psychology to qualified practitioners, coaches, athletes, psychologists etc. independent of ABSP certification programs.
Participants will learn sophisticated and cutting-edge approaches to applied sport psychology that should be used by all practitioners regardless of previous experience and training. An overview of the protocol can be obtained by purchasing our recently released DVD or by viewing the synopsis on the ABSP Journal page.
The three to six month Fellowship program culminates in a Certificate of Training and involves personal mentorship by Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt. Participants will take the same applied sport psychology module individuals in our full certification programs do.
Client assessment and mental training is supervised in accord with systematic guidelines of the Carlstedt Protocol centering on individualized approaches to athlete evaluation and mental training and especially database management, ambulatory monitoring, critical moments analysis, threshold training and intervention efficacy testing to name a few highlights of the program.
Participants who wish can then go on to complete full ABSP certification programs, having gained credit for the applied practicum and experience requirement or apply what they have learned, knowing that they are practicing ethical and evidence-based applied sport psychology.
TUITION: $750.00
II. ABSP-Carlstedt Protocol: Science-Based Sport Psychology VISITING FELLOWSHIP in APPLIED EVIDENCE-BASED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY in NEW YORK CITY
Practitioners, Coaches, Psychologists, Athletes, etc. can now experience and obtain training in the Carlstedt Protocol in New York City commencing October 2005. This Fellowship counts toward ABSP certification programs practicum-applied experience requirements and will expose participants to all components of the ABSP athlete assessment and mental training protocol.
20 Hour Program (Friday evening to Sunday late afternoon). FEE: $750.00 (local hotels available)
email: RCarlstedt@americanboardofsportpsychology.org for more information.
III. ATHLETES and Coaches
If you are serious about your mental game it is time to get beyond the hype. The key to improving psychologically is having valid and reliable information about mind-body processes that drive peak performance. Being labled or told what to do is not a science-based approach to sport psychology. Most coaches, athletes and even sport psychology practitioners have at best limited insight into key neuropsychological factors that underlie performance tendencies, especially during critical moments during competition. Before you can benefit from mental training you need to know about key measures that have been shown to affect performance profoundly. Science-based mental training is predicated on knowing as much about athlete functioning as possible. Improving mentally takes more than just visualizing or engaging in self-talk, interventions that many athletes are not even capable of engaging in effectively. Your so-called Athlete's Profile determines to a large extent what mental training method will work best for you. Importantly, you also need to know if an intervention is really working and how. In order to experience evidence-based sport psychology you need to be tested and observed during practice and competition while being monitored. You must go beyond antiquated approaches to mental training, into the realm of sophisticated, cutting-edge sport psychology if you want to know where your mental game stands and how to get to the next level.
Check out the Carlstedt Protocol: Science-Based Sport Psychology DVD for an overview of the most extensive and advanced approach to applied sport psychology being used today
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...Come to our New York City Athlete and Sport Performance Lab. for a comprehensive assessment and mental training program. You can also do parts of the Carlstedt Protocol at-a-distance.
Contact Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt via RCarlstedt@americanboardofsportpsychology.org or call 917-680-3994 for more information (ask for a free copy of Dr. Carlstedt's Tennis Week articles on Science-Based Sport Psychology).
IV. SPORT PSYCHOLOGY for Parents (email RCarlstedt@americanboardofsportpsychology.org for more details)
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
Psychologists
The American Board of Sport Psychology offers credential evaluation and issuance and certification in SPORT PSYCHOLOGY to qualified persons holding a regionally accredited Doctorate in PSYCHOLOGY (Ph.D., PsyD, Ed.D.)or who are licensed/certified as clinical and/or applied psychologists.
Since the use of the occupational designation Psychologist is restricted by law, preventing practitioners without a doctorate in psychology from calling themselves Sport Psychologists, other certification bodies have created generic terms such as Sport Psychology Consultant, Sport Psychology Practitioner, Performance Enhancement Specialist, and Performance/Mental Coach to accommodate and entitle members with both psychology and non-psychology backgrounds under a common non-distinguishing title.
Such designations often do not adequately reflect or convey the background and qualifications many doctorate holders in psychology and sport psychology have.
Essentially, doctorate level psychologists have no official occupational or consultant's designation reflecting their unique training in psychology. Moreover there is no representative and training body or organization that is exclusively devoted to and concerned with psychologists and their presence in and practice of Sport Psychology.
Fortunately, the specific credential Board Certified Sport Psychologist and advanced credential Board Certified Sport Psychologist-Diplomate, recognizing unique training and practice in psychology and contributions to sport psychology, along with continuing education is now available to qualified psychologists.
The American Board of Sport Psychology also offers an extensive training program in Sport Psychology, affording Psychologists the opportunity to enter this rapidly developing field.
TRAINING, CERTIFICATION and RECOGNITION for MASTERS and Bachelor level PRACTITIONERS, CLINICIANS, EDUCATORS, COACHES and TRAINERS
The American Board of Sport Psychology recognizes the need to train, educate and offer certification to practitioners who work with students and athletes on a daily basis. Knowledge of advanced research and methods in Sport Psychology can enhance the effectiveness of practitioners with athletes. Our academic and applied training program will expose you to advanced and cutting-edge methods in Sport Psychology and put you at the forefront of a major paradigm shift in Sport Psychology that we are creating and leading.
THE AMERICAN BOARD of SPORT PSYCHOLOGY ADVANTAGE
The American Board of Sport Psychology certification/training programs are at the forefront of a major paradigm shift in Sport Psychology especially as it applies to athlete assessment and intervention. Students are exposed to cutting edge methods, approaches, perspectives, research and ideas, giving them the advantage they need to compete in a highly competitive practitioner market.
ABSP STUDENTS RECEIVE:
1. Personal mentoring from a recognized leader in the field; Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt, ABSP Head Mentor, award winning researcher, author, university faculty member, clinician, applied practitioner and former professional coach and athlete.
2. An in-house-peer-reviewed curriculum spanning ten key areas of Sport Psychology including research and applied components.
3. Supervised practicum and experience.
4. Supervised Final Project.
5. Marketing support and a Sport Psychology day in your area of practice.
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INTERNSHIPS*TRAININSHIPS*FELLOWSHIPS:Annual Spring/Summer in New York City |
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The American Board of Sport Psychology is pleased to announce the availability of a limited number of tuition-based positions in its 3nd ANNUAL SPRING/SUMMER:
Internship, Trainingship and Fellowship programs in Applied Evidence-Based Sport Psychology...in New York City commencing June 2, 2008 (customized time frames can also be arranged).
The 2006 and 2007 Summer programs were a huge success with participants being involved in groundbreaking research and applications with baseball and tennis players. Participants will be included as co-authors in numerous papers that will be submitted for publication...Interns and Fellows came from as far as New Zealand and Sweden to learn first hand about cutting-edge EVIDENCE-BASED athlete assessment and intervention procedures. Fellows and Interns came from the following institutions:
Temple University, Fordham University, Massay University (NZ), Duke University, Wellesley College, Amhearst College, University of Pennsylvania, Allegheny College, Williams College, University of Southern California, Bournemouth University (UK)
Selected individuals will be exposed to cutting-edge research and evidence-based approaches to athlete assessment and intervention and the opportunity to work (under supervision of Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt) with athletes from various sports and organizations that we provide consulting services to. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on assessment, intervention and research experience in settings that have a high degree of ecological validity. Hours can be accrued toward clinical supervision, applied or used for college credit and will count toward ABSP certification.
Venue: New York City (activities throughout greater New York City area)
Population: Athletes from various sports and organizations
Dates: Weekly, Bi-Weekly and Monthly/2 & 3 Months starting Monday June 2nd (short and summer long positions are available)
Hours per week- minimum of 20 hours of applied sport psychology activities per week
Activities:
1. Orientation/Overview of ABSP Evidence-based athlete assessment and intervention protocol (see ABSP website; link to Journal and Test Center pages)
2. Tour of ABSP applied sport psychology/applied neuroscience and psychophysiology lab
3. Experiencing the ABSP Protocol first hand (taking the test battery)
4. Analysis of your test results
5. In-the-field athlete assessment and intervention
6. Data-analysis
7. Applied Interventions/Supervising Athlete intervention efforts
8. Participation in on-going research projects (longitudinal data acquisition, assessment and intervention on-going investigation).
9. Numerous other learning and training activities
10. Ethical practice and marketing of sport psychology services
11. Working with Coaches
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ABSP DVD ANNOUNCEMENT - THE CARLSTEDT PROTOCOL |
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The American Board of Sport Psychology is pleased to announce the release of a cutting-edge DVD on science-based Sport Psychology titled: The Carlstedt Protocol. This DVD will take practitioners, coaches and athletes through the most advanced, sophisticated and comprehensive approach to athlete assessment and mental training in existence.
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PRICE: Athlete Version: $36.00 Athletes who purchase a DVD will receive a $50.00 discount on any Value-Added Test Report on tests taken through the ABSP-BRC Test Center. Value-Added Reports are personally analyzed and compiled by Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt. In addition, any athlete who purchases a DVD will receive a $250.00 discount should they go through the entire 10-14 step Carlstedt Protocol athlete assessment and mental training battery or a $75.00 discount on any single consultation sessions with Dr. Carlstedt.
PRACTITIONER/EDUCATOR Version: $68.00 (includes a complete Power Point Presentation and important data) Purchasers of the Practitioner Version DVD, in addition to the standard $100.00 ABSP Certification Program tuition discount, can also earn credit toward TWO MODULES in the program by taking a test on the DVD's content. Practitioners who go on to enroll in an ABSP program who successfully pass this test will only have 8 modules (instead of 10) to complete to earn their certification, a significant cost and time advantage.
ALL PURCHASERS will receive a $100.00 reduction when enrolling in American Board of Sport Psychology certificate programs!
TO ORDER CLICK HERE
For a Description of the Carlstedt Protocol DVD Content CLICK HERE
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ABSP Graduates Corner: News, Announcements and Feedback |
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Feedback from ABSP Certificate Program Graduates
...The following letter is from a Licensed Psychologist who completed the Master Coach of Sport Psychology certificate program and Board Certification process:
"Basically, I am very positive about the process. It has been a good learning experience. I was looking for an internet course for my personal learning, and found much more. The course led me through several textbooks and many articles through the modules. I took the examinations as well and found them to be further learning experiences. The questions were thought provoking and helped to integrate the material. I believe it took me about 6 to 9 months from start to finish.
To me this type of program makes a great deal of sense for Psychologists who have already completed the formal training and need further learning for an area of specialization. I looked into graduate training at a local university, but found it to be redundant, especially since many of the students in the class were "coaches" and not psychologists. It seems to me this type of program may be "the next big deal."
Best wishes,
Mark Fugit, Psy. D., Licensed Psychologist (date of ABSP Certification 2001)
...From a High School Soccer Coach, Therapist, Sports Performance Counselor
I have always been fascinated with sport psychology and used several techniques to enhance my performance in college soccer. As I searched for a training and certification program, I came across the ABSP and Dr. Carlstedt. Our initial phone conversation lasted over 30 minutes. Dr. Carlstedt impressed me with his expertise and presentation of the program. I was concerned that the program would be too demanding, but the design of the program accommodated my busy schedule. Throughout the program, Dr. Carlstedt was very helpful and informative. He was in close contact with me throughout my course work and final project.
I thoroughly enjoyed the program and would recommend it to others. It has made me a better coach, player, and practitioner.
Richard Alan Chadwick II (Richie), M. Ed. in Counseling (date of ABSP Certification 2005)
...Feedback from a Minister who works with athletes:
"I have recently completed the course for Master Coach of Sport Psychology through the American Board of Sport Psychology. Why would a minister be involved in such an undertaking? I have always been involved and interested in sport, so when I was asked to work with a local volleyball team in the field of mental training I accepted. Although my doctoral work was in the field of guided imagery for Bible study and prayer, I had no training and background in the area of sport. I needed to do some research to prepare myself, but I needed to do it at home. I had neither the time nor the funds to travel to some distant location for classroom work. I found the ABSP on the Internet and then spoke with Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt about the program. I had a close look at the learning modules and knew that they would be demanding. I slowly worked away at them with frequent questions by e-mail or phone to Roland, who was my Mentor.. Sometimes he would answer, and other times he would tell me where I could research the issue. I was really challenged by the ABSP program. In my preparation for the ministry I was not required to read articles from scientific journals or to submit scientific papers. While I was very familiar with theological research, it was a challenge for me to do it in this fashion and in this field. It was also a new experience for me to conduct a research experiment with athletes. I did require some assistance in analyzing the final statistics and drawing conclusions from the data, but Roland told me that this was quite acceptable.
In the end, I’m pleased I took the course. I was exposed to something I wouldn’t have been otherwise, and my knowledge in sport increased several fold. Too, I now work with athletes with more confidence and understanding. I’ve also learned what a great body of research and literature exists today for any given sport.
I do recommend this distance-learning program to anyone who is interested in increasing their knowledge and effectiveness in sport psychology, it was a great adventure.
Good luck."
Dr. Bruce Sweet (date of ABSP Certification, 2003)
RECENT GRADUATES-CERTIFICATE RECIPIENTS
John Couture, MA, Cleveland Indians (Connecticut) Certified Master Consultant Final Project: Critical Moment Performance and Athlete's Profile Assessment and Pre and Post Heart Rate Variability-Performance Relationships in College Baseball Players: An Investigation of the Theory of Critical Moments, April 2007
Annick Martin, Ph.D. (Montreal, Canada) Board Certified Sport Psychologist Final Project: Critical Moment Performance and Athlete's Profile Assessment and Pre and Post Heart Rate Variability-Performance Relationships in Youth Ice Hockey Players: An Investigation of the Theory of Critical Moments, December 2006.
Sheri Miller, MS, LMFT, LCPC (Illinois) Certified Consultant Final Project: Critical Moment Performance and Athlete's Profile Assessment in High School Basketball Players: An Investigation of the Theory of Critical Moments, April 2006.
Alan Brown, (New Jersey) Certified Consultant Final Project: Psychological Assessment of Golfers, June 2005.
Richard Chadwick, MEd. (Tennessee) Certified Master Consultant Final Project: Critical Moment Performance and Athlete's Profile Assessment in High School Soccer Players: An Investigation of the Theory of Critical Moments, July 2005.
Candice Haas, (Canada) Certified Master Consultant Final Project: Psychological Assessment of Competitive Ice Skaters, July 2005.
Bruce Sweet, D. Div (Canada) Certified Master Consultant Final Project: Effects of Pre-Running Mental Imagery versus Non-Imagery in College Track Athletes, 2004.
Jill Marie Zablocki, Psy.D., (New Jersey) Certified Master Consultant Final Project: Eating Disorders in College Athletes, 2004.
ABSP-REGISTRY of CERTIFICATE HOLDERS
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News Flash: Recent News and Events |
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The AMERICAN BOARD OF SPORT PSYCHOLOGY Academic and Research Contributions:
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 2005 CONVENTION in Washington D.C.
Roland A. Carlstedt, Ph.D. presented a selected paper titled: Illuminating Zone States: Investigative Approaches and Emerging Evidence at the 2005 APA annual convention in Washington, DC.
AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION 2004 CONVENTION SYMPOSIUM: INTEGRATIVE SPORT PSYCHOLOGY in Honolulu, Hawaii
Roland A. Carlstedt, Ph.D. organized and chaired a symposium titled Integrative Sport Psychology at the American Psychological Association 2004 annual convention in Honolulu early in August. The following prominent panelists presented on their cutting-edge research:
Jeff Ross, MD, Cleveland Clinic; Functional MRI of Motor Imagery
John Gruzelier, Ph.D., Imperial College of London; EEG and Heart Rate Variability Research on Athletes
Karla Kubitz, Ph.D.; Towson University; EEG of Peak Performance
Arne Dietrich, Ph.D., American University of Beirut; Transient Hypofrontality Hypothesis
Eugene Aidman, Ph.D., Adelaide University; Personality in Sport Psychology
Roland A. Carlstedt, Ph.D., Capella University: Harold Abel School of Psychology; Integrative Athlete Assessment and Interventions
Dr. Carlstedt also presented a poster paper on The Theory of Critical Moments and presented a seminar on behalf of American Psychological Association Division 47 to local tennis players and coaches outside of Honolulu.
POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS OF SELECT PAPERS CAN BE ACCESSED AT:
APA Symposium: Integrative Sport Psychology
CREDENTIAL REVIEW MASTER'S DEGREE HOLDERS
Credential Review is available for Master Level Practitioners interested in the ABSP Certified Coach and Certified Master Coach Credential. These Credentials are now available for qualified practitioners pending review of eligibility and passing the Board's test. This certification option is available to practitioners who have completed coursework and practica elsewhere or who have experience as an applied non-psychologist practitioner.
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ETHICS in SPORT PSYCHOLOGY |
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The American Board of Sport Psychology advances the perspective that organizations in Sport Psychology have the duty to not only inform and protect the public but also proactively expose unethical practice in the field. Unethical practice includes blatent assessment and intervention methods having NO empirical support as well as websites (many operated by persons bound to the APA code of ethics) that contain tenuous claims, embellishment and misinformation. Consequently, we take an activist position in exposing unethical practices, advertisement and charlatanism in the field. This rubric of the ABSP website is used to expose unethical practice in Sport Psychology.
Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt appeared on ESPN's Outside the Lines. He debated the "Brain Typing" system propogated by Jon Niednagel. In response to the enormous publicity this system has received in the last 2-3 years and in light of the fact that "Brain Typing" is devoid of empirical support, The American Board of Sport Psychology has issued a call for a position paper and invites Division 47 of the APA and the AAASP to participate in writing and disseminating such a paper to the media, coaches, athletes, and sport organizations and the public. The ABSP also invites persons having expertise in one or more of the following disciplines to participate as a contributor to the position paper: Sport Psychology; Personality Psychology, Neuroscience (Cognitive, Behavioral, and Anatomical); Neuropsychology; Assessment; Methodology, and Ethics.
Interested persons should check out the Brain Type Institute website at www.braintypes.com for further information on this highly controversial method.
It is the opinion of the ABSP that Brain Typing is a system lacking in scientific merit and we challenge Jon Niednagel to participate in an independent blind study testing his ability to predict brain localization and functioning merely by looking at a person, a challenge he said he welcomes.
FIRST POSITION PAPER on BRAIN TYPING
PSEUDOSCIENCE of BRAIN TYPING by Dr. Terry Sandbek
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The American Board of Sport Psychology also provides training and continuing education leading to various levels of certification for both psychologists and non-psychologists including coaches, teachers, trainers, and athletes.
Psychologists lacking training or coursework in sport psychology can fulfill board certification eligibility requirements with ABSP certificate programs
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ONLINE and TELEPHONE CONSULTING WITH A SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST
Private Online and/or Telephone consultation with a SPORT PSYCHOLOGIST (Ph.D level practitioner) is also available starting at $95.00 per hour. This service is for athletes seeking advice regarding performance related problems or the enhancement of performance. Also available for hobby athletes, all ability levels.
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The Journal of the American Board of Sport Psychology: BOOK REVIEWS/PREVIEWS |
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Commencing April 2006 The Journal of the American Board of Sport Psychology will have a SECTION devoted to PEER-REVIEWED and INVITED ARTICLES as well as COMMENTARY-SEE REVIEWED ARTICLES SECTION under ABSP Journal page........We are also seeking Editorial Board Members and Reviewers
BOOK PREVIEW
 Critical Moments During Competition: A Mind-Body Model of Sport Performance When it Counts the Most(double-click for full review)
by: Roland A. Carlstedt, Ph.D.
PEER REVIEW:
“The issue of how athletes can be assessed as a basis for performance management and enhancement is a crucial one for contemporary sport psychology. More basically, assessment for performance management and enhancement in sport is an area where cogent theory, practical concepts, effective methods, and technically defensible measurement procedures are needed. Roland Carlstedt's seminal work provides valuable information that helps fill these gaps. Based on a solid theoretical model of critical moments during competition, coupled with a clear and internally consistent conceptual and operational framework, and using persuasive empirical research from psychology and other areas, including results of his award winning dissertation, Dr. Carlstedt demonstrates substantial relationships between psychological characteristics and performance outcomes in a range of athletes. His work provides guidance for sport psychology researchers and practitioners as well as others involved in human performance at all levels. "The material in this book can help shape the larger knowledge base of sport psychology for years to come.”
--Charles A. Maher, Psy.D. Professor of Psychology Rutgers University, Sport Psychologist, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Cavaliers and Cleveland Browns
Why do some professional athletes tend to “deliver” in critical situations, while others are less dependable? Dr. Carlstedt’s Mind-Body Model of Sport Performance focuses on this well known and vexing performance difference between comparably talented highly-skilled athletes. He traces these differences to certain basic personality characteristics and their interplay. Depending on their strength and configuration, these general personal propensities may play either a facilitative or counterproductive (but potentially modifiable) role. Carlstedt’s model is obviously of great relevance to Sport Psychologists. Because of its plausibility as well as its amenability to empirical scrutiny and continuing development, it also merits the attention of a wider readership. It has the potential for evolving into a general model for understanding consistent excellence in response to challenge.
--Auke Tellegen, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Emeritus, University of Minnesota, Personality Psychologist and Behavioral Geneticist
Methodologically rigorous in its approach , Dr. Carlstedt offers a thoroughly innovative perspective on the field of Sport Psychology in this new book. His model of peak performance ambitiously and successfully integrates a wealth of physiological, psychological, and cognitive neuroscience data to forcefully make the case that athletic performance can not only be studied in a controlled fashion, but can be improved systematically. Although scholarly in its methodologies, this book is highly readable, and will be of interest to a wide range of academics, coaches, athletes and mental health and Sport Psychology professionals.
Sanjay Mathew, M.D. Psychiatrist and Neuroscientist, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, Department of Psychiatry (former ranked tennis player)
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Journal of the American Board of Sport Psychology: ARTICLES |
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NEW ADVISOR-CONSULTANTS of the American Board of Sport Psychology
Dr. Arne Dietrich of the American University of Beirut Department of Behavioral Sciences and a leading researcher on the neuroscience of exercise and Dr. Charlie Maher, Professor of Psychology in the Rutgers University School of Applied and Professional Psychology and Sport Psychologist for the Cleveland Indians and Cavaliers have become Advisor-Consultants to the American Board of Sport Psychology Board of Directors.
Dr. Charlie Maher, Professor of Psychology, Rutgers University and Sport Psychologist for the Cleveland Indians, Browns, and Cavaliers, is the first person to achieve Board Certified Sport Psychologist-DIPLOMATE status with the American Board of Sport Psychology.
Dr. Roger Morgan of Memphis Tennessee, a Licensed Psychologist in private practice follows Dr. Maher in achieving Board Certified Sport Psychologist-DIPLOMATE status with the American Board of Sport Psychology. Dr. Morgan whose dissertation was on ADD and depression symptomology in children works with professional golfers.
Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt Chairman of the American Board of Sport Psychology was the recipient of the APA Division 47 2001 Dissertation Award Dissertation Abstract
Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt's dissertation was recently summarized in the Division 47 of the American Psychological Association ESPNews Winter 2003 Newsletter. Go to the Divsion 47 website to read or download it.
An article based on Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt's dissertation was recently published in Brain and Cognition a leading peer-reviewed journal in cognitive neuroscience. Carlstedt, R.A. (2004). Line-bisecting performance in highly skilled athletes: Does preponderance of rightward error indicate unique cortical organization and functioning. Brain and Cognition, 54 (1), 52-57.
Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt's peer-reviewed book; Critical Moments During Competition: A Mind-Body Model of Sport Performance When it Counts the Most (Psychology Press) will be released this June/July. Pre-orders can be made through the Psychology Press website.
We are looking for quality papers on sport psychology, please submit you paper, thoughts, and comments.
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Registration: Membership Information and/or Newsletter |
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ABSP ATHLETE NEUROCOGNITIVE, PSYCHOLOGICAL and BEHAVIORAL TEST CENTER |
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MEDIA ACCESS
Dr. Roland A. Carlstedt on Sport Psychology: Radio Interviews
Interview 1  (4.8 MB) PERFORMANCE ISSUES
Interview 2 (5.5 MB) ON APPLIED SPORT PSYCHOLOGY
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ABSP Featured Partners and Products |
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Sport Psychology Books and Magazines |
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Excellent sport psychology books
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Psychological and Sport Psychology Products and Services |
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Recommended Sport Websites |
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