This new text provides a platform for the influential voices of peers in sport psychology, and addresses areas where peer support and guidance are most valued. A unique addition to the sport psychology literature, this volume is a key resource for developing and established consultants alike.

1. Developing a Theoretical Orientation to Performance Excellence Joanna Foss, Chad Doerr, Emily Minaker, Mark Aoyagi 2. From Science to Practice: The How's Of Transferring Classroom Lessons to Field Experiences and Applications Trevor Cote, Julie Vieselmeyer, Artur Poczwardowski 3. Recognizing, Understanding, and Resolving Ethical Issues Leigh Bryant, Megan Byrd, Jack Watson 4. Being Comfortable With Uncomfortable: Expanding Your Competence Zone Jeb Clay, Laura Reutlinger, Jessica Eichner, Cindra Kamphoff 5. Getting the Most from Supervision: Lessons on Exploration, Communication, and Applications Taryn Brandt, Adisa Haznadar, Anna Maaranen-Hincks, Jiang Shu, Erika Van Dyke, Judy Van Raalte 6. Layers of Oversight: Professional Supervisor, Peer Supervisor, and Peer Megan Marsh, Tommy Fritze, Jamie Shapiro 7. Initial Experiences in Practica Kensa Gunter, Emily Tonn, and Robert Harmison 8. Reflecting On Two or More Years Of Practicum Experiences: Challenges And Lessons Learned Joey Ramaeker, Shelly Sheinbein, Alexandra Thompson, Alex Auerbach, Trent Petrie 9. Working With Individual Clients: Would I Prefer to Stand in Front of a Group? Jessica Dale, Steve Portenga 10. Working with Groups: On Engaging, Communicating, and Impacting both the Individuals and Teams Mike Lewis, Angus Mugford 11. Boundaries: Transitioning between Coaching, Consulting, and Teaching Jen Schumacher, Zachary Brandon, Traci Statler 12. Multicultural Considerations and Competencies in Consulting Aaron Halterman, Nicole Gabana, Jesse Steinfeldt 13. Practical issues and Frequently Asked Questions Jamie Shapiro, Artur Poczwardowski, Mark Aoyagi