Articles by Author: Gloria Park Perin
Sport Psychology 2 TCG (SPTCG2-2011)
Description: SP-TCG-II builds on SP-TCG-I, offering further opportunity for guided discussion of shared reading, case and…
Sport Psychology TCG 1 (SPTCG1-2011)
Description: The SP-TCG-I is designed in particular for psychologists, sport psychologists, other mental health professionals, and…
Case Consultation (CCTCG-2011)
Description: The CC-TCG offers case consultation, on approximately a monthly basis, regarding sport or performance psychology…
Performance Psychology Group 1 (PPTCG-2011)
Description: The PP-TCG-I is designed in particular for psychologists, sport psychologists, other mental health professionals, and…
The Happier Athlete
When it comes to achievement in life, sport is easily one of the most visible, globally and socially valued performance domains in society. Martin Seligman’s notion of the Victorious Life, or a life of achievement, conjures up visions of human bodies in motion: Breathless relay swimmers stretching every limb towards a wall of awaiting teammates, gymnasts sticking a landing after a high-flying double front dismount, or Dick Hoyt and his quadriplegic son, Rick, making their way across a finish line after an Ironman competition. For me, few sights are more elevating and inspiring than watching others push their mortal limits to achieve what was previously unachievable.


