Elite Athletes
We offer in-person and online training programs to help elite athletes ages 18+ be psychologically ready for sport after injury, optimize performance, and prioritize well-being.
For athletes looking to meet with a licensed mental health professional or sport psychologist, including Dr. Haugen, for 1:1 for performance or mental health consultations, please contact Assessment and Therapy Associates of Grand Forks, PLLC.
Please note that Dr. Haugen has a limited individual consultation practice. If she is not able to work with you directly, she will provide recommendations for professionals who can assist you.
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VitalCog for Student-Athletes
This is an interactive course that helps participants understand their role in suicide prevention. It is a great course for those interested in offering peer support. Collegiate student-athletes in the state of North Dakota may join these courses for free thanks to funding!
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Ready, Set, Next (RSN)
Do you want to learn skills to manage change? RSN is a 6-week virtual (Zoom) workshop for collegiate student-athletes in North Dakota. You’ll learn resilience skills to manage transitions. This course is free thanks to funding from the State of North Dakota. Contact us to learn more!
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Ready for Sport
This course helps you build skills to be psychologically ready to compete in sport. It is a great course for those looking to enhance mental readiness, build confidence, manage anxiety, and optimize psychological elements of sport performance.
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Athlete Well-Being 101
This course teaches you about basic factors important for your well-being, such as sleep, nutrition, priority management, and stress management. It is a great course for athletes looking to prioritize their well-being within the elite athlete environment.
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Sport Psych Careers
Erin Haugen, PhD, LP, CMPC, has a free webinar for individuals interested in entering the field of sport psychology. During this webinar, she discusses her career path and answers questions about how to become a sport psychologist.
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Ready, Set, Return (RSR)
Ready, Set, Return (RSR) is a research project investigating psychological readiness to return to sport post-injury. RSR is a 4-week (9 module) on-demand program for collegiate student-athletes experiencing any orthopedic injury that restricts their participation in sport for at least 2 weeks.
Give the Gift of Training
Supporting an athlete, friend, community member, colleague, loved one, or someone you don’t even know in attending one of our athlete courses is invaluable in helping them improve their well-being and psychological aspect of their sport.