Seattle Post Intelligencer – Jim Moore – THE GREAT PHILOSOPHER Rick Neuheisel once said: “Tough times don’t last. Tough people do.” But if you live here, the times are tough and the teams are terrible. If you see an end in sight, let us know.… Read the rest
Dr. John F. Murray is the author of “Smart Tennis: How to Play and Win the Mental Game.” On the cover of the book is written the following: The game with yourself is often tougher than the battle against any opponent.… Read the rest
Newsday – November 17, 2010 – John Jeansonne – Years of scholarly research and psychological interpretation can assure Islanders fans that this week’s reboot – firing of coach Scott Gordon and replacing him with AHL call-up Jack Capuano – may work.… Read the rest
Bloomberg – October 5, 2010 – Mason Levinson and Tom Randall – Philadelphia Phillies pinch-hitter Greg Dobbs says he has no idea whether energy-enhancing jewelry that’s being worn by athletes from Little Leaguers to basketball icon LeBron James really works. Yet, for the last month, Dobbs has worn a different brand of energy bracelet on each wrist.… Read the rest
Florida Tennis Magazine – May, 2009 Issue – By John F Murray, Ph.D. – Smart Tennis Sports Psychology Workshop in London June 19 and 20 – Sponsored by The Bulldog Club (the finest bed and breakfast in hand picked private homes around London) and the Sutton Tennis Academy (the best tennis academy in England), Dr.… Read the rest
Special to JohnFMurray.com – July 22, 2010 – Many of you follow my daily activities on Twitter, Facebook or this website. In a few of my past posts I alluded to one of my clients who I started counseling while walking in my unique brand of walk therapy written about in the National Post of Canada and the Wall Street Journal.… Read the rest
December 3, 2008 – Dr. John F. Murray was interviewed for two hours by Steve Raebel about the field of sports psychology on Blog Talk Radio and you can hear it all now by clicking the play button above. John F.… Read the rest
Special to JohnFMurray.com – Editorial by John F Murray, Ph.D. – February 19, 2012 – Whether at work, at play or when involved in a casual or romantic relationship, people seem to have a consistent problem of awareness. Since we all look at the world from our own eyes outward, it is quite natural to observe others long before we take a deep look at our own behavior and at how it might impact the relationships in our lives.… Read the rest
