Change your life with understanding you mind.

Learn to master your mind!

 

Hi, I’m Jodine Williams!

I’m a sports and exercise psychologist with a special interest in both the sports & exercise domain. I have experience working across sports and project managing exercise provision for the general population.

My mission has and will always be for athletes, organisations, and the general population to use psychological tools as part of their lifestyle.

My Story

Workshop, Training & Talks

Providing tailored support to enhance athletic abilities and optimize sports performance.

If you are looking for a workshop, speaker, training or panelist with experience in sports and exercise, i’d love to help. My interactive style or deliver helps foster conversation, create change and inspire.

One- to - one support

Sports & exercise psychology is becoming increasingly important and psychological skills can improve everyone’s performance. No matter your goal giving your mind an advantage can enable you to succeed.

  • Jodine delivered a fabulous guest lecture and seminar on sport and exercise psychology to our first year undergraduate students at the University of the West of England. We will definitely have her back again.

    Dr Emily LeRoux-Rutledge, Senior Lecturer in Social Psychology, and Chair of the UWE Global Migration Network.

  • Jodine has led several Sports Psychology sessions for our school-aged students, inspiring them to consider this as a career path. As well as attending Panel Q+As and Networking events to share her insights into the industry. She is a joy to work with and a truly engaging speaker!

    Alicia Smith, Programme Management Associate Director at InvesIn

  • I have worked with Jodine on multiple occasions, most recently when Jodine spoke around her career journey and provided expert advice as part of our BPS Psychology Careers Festival. Jodine has always been an exceptional professional, providing sound knowledge, hints, tips and supportive content for our next generation of Psychologists.

    Natalie Billing, Careers Manager at British psychological society