At Rocky Mountain Sports Counseling Center, we serve individuals and families across all levels of sport. Our practice specializes in supporting the unique mental, emotional, and identity-related challenges that can arise throughout an athlete’s career.

Whether you are competing, recovering from injury, navigating a transition, or supporting someone in sport, our counseling approach focuses on both performance and overall well-being.

We work with athletes across a wide range of competitive levels, including:

  • Elementary school athletes
  • Middle school athletes
  • High school athletes
  • Collegiate athletes (NCAA Division I, II, III; NAIA; NJCAA)
  • Transfer portal athletes
  • Semi-professional athletes
  • Professional athletes
  • Olympic and Paralympic athletes
  • Recreational and club athletes
  • International athletes


Athletes in Transition

Athletic careers often include periods of change and challenge.

We support athletes who are:

  • Recovering from short- or long-term injuries
  • Navigating burnout or performance anxiety
  • Transitioning between teams or levels of competition
  • Retiring from sport or adjusting to life beyond athletics
  • Working through identity shifts connected to sport

The Athletic Support System

Athletes are supported by a network of individuals who play an important role in their development and well-being.

We work with:

  • Coaches
  • Athletic trainers and sports staff
  • Parents of athletes
  • Families navigating recruitment or athletic transitions

Our Approach

We recognize that the demands of sport extend far beyond performance. Whether you are striving to compete at your highest level, navigating injury or transition, or supporting someone in sport, our counseling approach is grounded in evidence-based performance principles and whole-person care.