Parent Consultations help create a collaborative environment between coaches and parents, ensuring that everyone supports the development and well-being of the young athletes. Parent consultations can range from a variety of topics including, but not limited to:
Discussing how parents can help their child improve outside of practice, including tips for skill development.
Encouraging parents to provide positive reinforcement and focus on effort over outcome.
Setting clear expectations for player behavior and parental involvement on game days.
Establishing open channels between coaches and parents for feedback and updates.
Encouraging parents to model good sportsmanship and support fair play at games.
Offering guidance on how to help student-athletes balance their athletic commitments with academic responsibilities.
Educating parents on the importance of rest, proper training, and when to seek medical advice for injuries.
Discussing ways parents can motivate their child without being overly critical or putting too much pressure on them.
Explaining the coach’s approach to playing time and how it’s based on performance, not just personal relationships.
Sharing the team's culture, values, and how parents can help reinforce those at home.
Clarifying realistic expectations for player development, especially for younger athletes.
Encouraging parents to be spectators, not coaches, to avoid confusion for the players.
Discussing how parents can help their children cope with adversity and learn from losses.
Communicating logistics for away games or team bonding events, and how parents can assist.
Offering advice on proper diet and hydration to support optimal performance.
Recognizing the importance of mental well-being and how parents can help alleviate performance anxiety.
Asking for parental help with team activities, fundraising, or assisting with logistics.
Explaining how parents can foster a sense of teamwork and camaraderie, both on and off the field.
Discussing how parents can effectively address any conflicts or concerns with coaches or other players.
Giving parents tools to help their child maintain confidence, especially after a bad game or missed play.
Disclaimer : Consultations include one topic. To discuss additional topics, you must book additional consultations. Consultations may consist of phone calls, Zoom/Teams meetings, or in person if applicable. Once payment is received allow 24-48 hours to contact you to schedule the consultation. Be sure to check your junk mail. Consultations are non refundable. We reserve the right to limit or decline consultations and/or the sharing of information at any time if there is a potential or actual conflict of interest.
Parent Consultation
Parent Consultation
Parent Consultation