Mental Equipment Syndicated Column – Jun 1, 1997 – Dr. John F. Murray – Performing your absolute best is no easy task. Success is often accompanied by large doses of stress, setbacks, and adversity. It’s hard to imagine coping with everything alone, but many athletes try this without realizing the invigorating effects of social support.… Read the rest
Special to JohnFMurray.com – Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Lesley Visser recently agreed to write the epilogue for an upcoming book published by World Audience in New York City and authored by Palm Beach clinical and sports psychologist Dr. John F.… Read the rest
Special to JohnFMurray.com – Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Lesley Visser recently agreed to write the epilogue for an upcoming book published by World Audience in New York City and authored by Palm Beach clinical and sports psychologist Dr. John F.… Read the rest
Atlanta Journal Constitution – Feb 17, 2006 – Bo Emerson – You wouldn’t know it by watching the Winter Olympics, but love among sports stars is often star-crossed. Not that it makes any difference to the speed skaters, biathletes, skeleton sliders and skiers all busy pitching woo in the Italian Alps.… Read the rest
Sports psychology commentary – Sunday Telepgraph – June 21, 2009 – William langley – Andy Murray is the brightest Wimbledon hopeful Britain has produced for decades. Even if he triumphs, winning over the public will be trickier. Ever since he emerged, slab-chopped and scowling, beneath a jungle of greasy curls, Andy Murray, the nation’s brightest tennis star, has been frightening opponents – but also a substantial segment of the British public and the advertisers who ought to be making him rich.… Read the rest
Canesport Publisher’s Note: Today we introduce a new feature to CaneSport.com and CaneSport Magazine called “Mind Games.” The column will be written each week by John Murray, a noted sports psychologist and author who has developed an index for evaluating the mental performance of players and coaches in games.… Read the rest
SI.com Work in Sports – Oct 14, 2003 – Mike McNulty – What started as a routine sideline interview after a typical preseason NFL game between the Miami Dolphins and Atlanta Falcons, quickly turned into a serious, heart-felt discussion of mental illness.… Read the rest
Sports psychology – Newsday – Bob Glauber – September 7, 2009 – Ex-Vikings QB Moon says therapy helped him cope – In his upcoming book, the Hall of Famer credited secret therapy sessions in Minneapolis for finding the root of his unhappiness.… Read the rest
