Sport & Performance Consulting
Live mindfully in pursuit of your values. Perform with consistency and enjoyment.
We work to build skills that will help you perform at a high level, consistently, while increasing your overall enjoyment.
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Athletes & Families
We offer individual sessions to build skills—such as mindfulness, confidence, motivation, and committed action—for optimal athletic performance. For parents and families, we can give you support in understanding how these performance skills translate to other contexts: school, social relationships, jobs, and more.
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Teams & Clubs
Our coaching focuses on centering your values, staying present, and taking committed action toward your goals. This approach can work for anyone who performs in a high-pressure environment off the field. We offer workshops and seminars to learn about the value of mental training how to put a program in place to make that happen.
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Coaches & Athletic Directors
We offer workshops to help motivate and commit your players to accomplish team goals—together. We offer workshops and seminars to learn about why mental training is so important to the holistic development of the athlete and how to put a program in place to make that happen. We develop a relationship with you to support culture and optimal performance.
For all other performers.
Our coaching focuses on centering your values, staying present, and taking committed action toward your goals. This approach can work for anyone who performs in a high-pressure environment off the field.
We have worked closely with the hospitality industry, automotive, tech companies, contractors, educators, and private physician groups.
We work to build skills that will help you perform at a high level, consistently, while increasing your overall enjoyment of the game.
Dr. John & Dr. Brooke with West Bloomfield Football Program 2019-2020
Featured: The University of Michigan athletes Makari Paige and Donovan Edwards along with Coach Ron
Our Certified Mental Performance Consultants (CMPCs) work with athletes, business owners, physicians, and performers of all kinds on building motivation, focus, confidence, enjoyment, and psychological flexibility. Our goal is to help performers excel consistently in competitive, high-stakes performance environments.
Just a few of our proud parternships include:
The University of Michigan, Zurcher Swiss Hockey, The Ohio State University, Georgetown University, Carlton College, Borg Warner, Greenleaf Hopsitality, Gym America, Western Michigan University, Calvin College
“I've been with Sport & Performance team at BLND Health since May of 2020, and I have had a tremendous experience. They provide great support with clients and builds a deep relationship with them in order to best provide clients with what they need. They push me to be better and has given me tools I'll be using for a lifetime. Very grateful to have been introduced to the team at BLND Health, and I look forward to my continued time as a client at BLND.”
Why work with a sport performance consultant?
Anyone who plays golf knows that they can hit one good golf shot. What makes an elite golfer is the ability to make those shots for 18-72 holes.
The question is, can you condition your mind to perform at a high level more times than not when it matters?
Peak performance requires the ability to develop skills in practice and the ability to execute those skills during competition. Some athletes excel at the first component, demonstrating high levels of performance and skill development in practice—but not always performing at those same levels consistently in competitive performance environments. Other performers demonstrate high levels of skill in competition, but find that they have slower skill development in practice. The reason for this may be related to a lack of motivation, focus, confidence, enjoyment, stressors outside of the performance environment, or a host of other distractions. The best athletes and performers are able to harness their attention in training and commit to improvement and effort, and are also able to focus their attention on present-moment, task-relevant information when it’s time to perform.
