Hi Everyone

[Sean Rea]

This is more of a re-introduction than a true introduction. I joined the forum in 2001 to improve my game, and Dan had invited me to run a mental training aspect of golf section of the forum.

Due to a new son and a career change I lost the time to devote to the section...and the time to golf.

Now that the little guy is older, giving me more time to play and now he has taken a big interest in golf, I find myself back here to pick up tips.

This being said, I look forward to interacting on the forum again and would be willing to answer any questions regarding the mental aspect of the game. Although I must let you know I travel a fair bit for work, so it may take me a little while to answer your questions.

Sean

[MusicMan]

welcome back.. i guess... are you a shrink?

[Hacker]

Hey Sean, Welcome back aboard the board!!

[Sean Rea]

welcome back.. i guess... are you a shrink?

Nope...have to be board certified with a PhD to be one of them. The main difference is that a “shrink” is trained to move the abnormal to the normal…whereas, I work on taking the normal to peek performers.

I have a master’s degree in applied sport psychology. Therefore, I am a mental training consultant. I am trained in consulting with athletes to improve performance from a sport psychology perspective.

Hope this clarifies things, and just to be clear I am no trying to drum up business. I want to improve my game and my son’s by being on the forum. If I can help others from a mental training perspective, all the better.

Sean

[Indio]

Nope...have to be board certified with a PhD to be one of them. The main difference is that a “shrink” is trained to move the abnormal to the normal…whereas, I work on taking the normal to peek performers.

I have a master’s degree in applied sport psychology. Therefore, I am a mental training consultant. I am trained in consulting with athletes to improve performance from a sport psychology perspective.

Hope this clarifies things, and just to be clear I am no trying to drum up business. I want to improve my game and my son’s by being on the forum. If I can help others from a mental training perspective, all the better.

Sean

That is scarey for an Idiot like me

[MusicMan]

maybe you should give your resume to Mike Weir

[Kilroy]

Hey Sean! Glad to see you back!

[semperfi45]

This is more of a re-introduction than a true introduction. I joined the forum in 2001 to improve my game, and Dan had invited me to run a mental training aspect of golf section of the forum.

Due to a new son and a career change I lost the time to devote to the section...and the time to golf.

Now that the little guy is older, giving me more time to play and now he has taken a big interest in golf, I find myself back here to pick up tips.

This being said, I look forward to interacting on the forum again and would be willing to answer any questions regarding the mental aspect of the game. Although I must let you know I travel a fair bit for work, so it may take me a little while to answer your questions.

Sean

Welcome back Sean.

[fireice]

Glad to have you back.

[big mac]

Do you think you could help "Richard"? Welcome

[Big Johnny69]

Welcome back Sean. I'm sure you'll notice all the changes since you left. I'm sure it won't take you long to get re-acquainted with the forum.

[Sean Rea]

Hey Sean! Glad to see you back!

Thanks Dan...good to be back.

[Sean Rea]

Welcome back Sean. I'm sure you'll notice all the changes since you left. I'm sure it won't take you long to get re-acquainted with the forum.

I noticed the changes, the site is certainly bigger. Can't wait to jump right in. I was still using the site to book tee times, but hadn't been in here in quite a while.