My sweet boy had his final moments. This little guy taught me so much and enriched my life in so many ways, words cannot fully describe it.

I talked to Brianna Antillon, MS about the TV series 911. She shared her insights about how Captain Bobby Nash (Peter Krause) dealt with alcohol abuse by getting treatment and becoming a mentor for others. Check out our discussion in the latest episode of Movie House Sport Psychology!

Today, I talk to mental performance coach Brianna Antillon, M.S. about the hit show 911. We talked about the importance of teamwork between and decision-making under pressure as first responders deal with a crisis. Check it out!

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During the LA Marathon, I was stationed in a med tent at mile 18. In this clip of The Mentally Fit Athlete, @liddieg.bsky.social shares insights about the infamous 18-23 mile mark, where runners face LA's blazing sun & unrelenting concrete. #podcast #sportpsychology open.spotify.com/episode/43X2...

We started a podcast! In this clip of The Mentally Fit Athlete, I talk to co-host @liddieg.bsky.social about my experience being a part of the very first medical psychology team at the Los Angeles Marathon. (Don't worry! She talks in future clips.) Check out the full episode on Apple or Spotify.

“If you don’t fall, how you gon’ know what gettin’ up feels like?" Join me & Caitlin Broadwell, APCC, as we dive into the 2005 classic, Roll Bounce! We talk grief, father/son bonds, & the 70s vibe. Don’t miss this #podcast episode! open.spotify.com/episode/1Ldr...

Cowboy recovering from his heart attack last year. I’d have to venture out to get him medicine for his bum ticker and thyroid.

Sport psychology pioneer Dr. Michael Sachs and I talk about the 1986 sports movie classic, Hoosiers. We paid tribute to Gene Hackman, talked about themes of second chances, and the historical context of the movie. Check it out!
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There's tons of great one-liners in this movie. But the funniest part is probably when he is supposed to be hiding behind a column at the mall and he is somehow even more visible.

Love this movie! Learning that Billy Zane was inspired by Bugs Bunny definitely added to my enjoyment.