Damien is a private practice psychologist working on both the Sunshine Coast and in Brisbane, Queensland. Whilst having a passion for assisting athletes and other performers achieve their performance goals, Damien is particularly passionate about assisting athletes and performers struggling with mental health concerns issues such as depression, anxiety and injury. Outside of the Sporting Domain, Damien is passionate about working with Military & Emergency Services Personnel and people suffering from Chronic Pain and injury.

Ash is a private practice psychologist and Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician, based in Brisbane, Queensland. Ash is extremely passionate about treating elite athletes, recreational exercisers, and the general population experiencing eating disorders, relative energy deficiency in sport, and eating, weight and body image concerns. Ash also consults to numerous sporting organisations, particularly in the areas of eating disorder prevention and mental health promotion. Ash is a STAP-approved supervisor and provides supervision to sport and exercise psychology students, as well as psychologists working with eating disorder presentations.

Michael has been part of the Sport & Exercise College for 15 years. He owns a private practice, The Mind Room based in Melbourne that is his own high performance team. Michael consults with a variety of sports and organisations. He is an endorsed supervisor who he currently has 3 registrars

Ferry is a trained Forensic Psychologist with a passion for sport. Through his association with the College of Sport and Exercise Psychologists and his employment as an in-house psychologist with the NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS), he has gained endorsement as a registered Sport and Exercise Psychologist. His main area of interest is arousal regulation and management, which he uses within in his own sport of karate. He has recently been selected for his first Australian Karate Squad and will be competing at the 2011 World Open Karate Tournament. He has a good understanding of the joys and difficulties associated with being an elite athlete and this experience has enhanced his ability to relate with athletes. While he has presented to a variety of groups from regional, state, and national based programs, his individual and group sessions are practically applied to the needs of the sport.

Ferry is a trained Forensic Psychologist with a passion for sport. Through his association with the College of Sport and Exercise Psychologists and his employment as an in-house psychologist with the NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS), he has gained endorsement as a registered Sport and Exercise Psychologist. His main area of interest is arousal regulation and management, which he uses within in his own sport of karate. He has recently been selected for his first Australian Karate Squad and will be competing at the 2011 World Open Karate Tournament. He has a good understanding of the joys and difficulties associated with being an elite athlete and this experience has enhanced his ability to relate with athletes. While he has presented to a variety of groups from regional, state, and national based programs, his individual and group sessions are practically applied to the needs of the sport.

Michael has been part of the Sport & Exercise College for 15 years. He owns a private practice, The Mind Room based in Melbourne that is his own high performance team. Michael consults with a variety of sports and organisations. He is an endorsed supervisor who he currently has 3 registrars