Part 2: NAA Mentors Aren’t Always Winning Races. Sometimes They’re Injured. What They’ve Learned Can Help You. – Guest Blog Post for Network for Advancing Athletes

On November 19, 2014   /   coping with injury, emotional support for injured athletes, injured athlete care, injured athlete creativity, injured athlete guidance, injured athlete help, injured athlete improving attitude, injured athlete motivation, support for injured athlete, supporting injured athlete   /   Leave a comment

Network for Advancing Athletes mentors Courteney Lowe, Carrie Toleffson, Tina Pic, Annie Ewart, Alison Tetrick, and founder Amber Pierce share a love of their sport, a passion for guiding fellow female athletes, and all-too-much experience with injury. Through traumatic brain injuries, an obscure vascular condition, and various

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Coping With Injury: What’s Your Most Important Tool?

On June 3, 2013   /   arthrofibrosis, coping with injury, creativity, injured athlete creativity, injured athlete depression, injured athlete improving attitude, injury recovery, inspiration, mental game, motivation, patience   /   7 Comments

I know what you are saying: “Heidi, you’re crazy! I don’t have a creative bone in my body. Not even one.” Frankly, I said those words before my injury. Believe me: your creativity does exist. And it’s your most important tool for coping with injury. Recall your

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