Coaches tell us they notice their athletes recovering from mistakes faster, staying focused longer in high-pressure situations, and showing up with more consistency game to game. Specifically, athletes develop:

• Confidence that holds up when things go wrong — not just when things go right

• A repeatable process for getting focused before games and staying locked in during them

• A fast reset routine they can run in 5 seconds after a bad play

• The mental habits that compound into consistent, trustworthy performance

For teams, the shift is cultural — athletes start holding each other accountable, communicating differently, and competing together in a way that's hard to explain until you see it.

Think Strong. Play Strong. works with:

• Hockey teams, schools, and organizations that want season-long mental performance support built into their program

• Teams looking for a single high-impact workshop — before a big tournament, mid-season reset, or start-of-year kickoff

• Tournament organizers who want to give teams something genuinely valuable beyond just competition

Workshops are hands-on, interactive, and hockey-specific — not lectures. Athletes are doing, not just listening. A typical workshop covers:

• How to build confidence through specific daily habits (not motivational speeches)

• A real mistake-recovery routine they can use in the next game

• How to train and protect focus — especially under distractions

• Communication and leadership habits that make the whole team harder to rattle

• What a mentally tough team culture actually looks and feels like

Athletes leave with tools, not just inspiration. The difference matters.

Both. Team workshops can be delivered on-site at your rink or facility, or virtually for teams that are spread out or working remotely. The Coach Accelerated Program is fully online, which means you can work through it on your own schedule — no commute, no calendar conflicts.

Most athletes notice a difference faster than they expect — because these tools are designed to be used immediately, not after weeks of theory. The athletes who use the reset routine in their next game, who start their can-control / can't-control list before the next practice — they feel it right away. The bigger shifts — the consistency, the composure under serious pressure — build over weeks and months of regular practice. Just like everything else worth having.

Sports psychology often addresses clinical or mental health challenges — anxiety disorders, trauma, diagnosed conditions. Mental performance coaching is about training the skills that directly affect how you perform: focus, confidence, resilience, composure. Kristin is a certified mental performance coach, not a therapist or psychologist. She does not diagnose or treat mental health conditions. If an athlete needs clinical mental health support, she will say so clearly and refer them appropriately.

Pricing depends on your team size, program format, and what you're looking to accomplish. The best place to start is a free consultation — Kristin will listen to what your program needs and give you a clear picture of what makes sense. No pressure, no pitch. Just an honest conversation.