Resources for Parents of Athletes

Teenagers are not always the most forthcoming. As parents, we only want to help. But how can we know if we are helping or not when our teens aren’t telling us what they need? This 2-page gives a brief summary of some of the more common things that our teen athletes would like for us to know, but won’t think to tell us.

It’s natural to try to build up your kid’s confidence. Yet, even the most well-meaning intentions can sometimes do more harm than good if they add pressure. This comprehensive guide will help you recognize how your actions may be pressuring your young athlete and give you examples of what to- and not to-say.

Middle School is often particularly difficult and painful on kids- and parents! Our kids are becoming more independent. Yet they still really need us, without knowing what they need ore how to ask for it. This guide provides insights into what Middle School Athletes are going through so that parents can provide them with the best support.

New building. New friends. New expectations. New pressures. Transitioning from Middle School to High School is challenging! Athletes have the added pressure of a sports transition on top of that! This guide will help you better understand the process for athletes and give you tools to help support them.

Growth spurts. Body changes. Leaps in emotional and social development. These are just a few of the many, many things going on for athletes during puberty! This guide for parents who want to support sports and self-esteem