1. Nature of teleconsultation
Teleconsultation may be used for sport psychology consultation, mental skills support, injury psychology, athlete welfare discussion, coach/parent consultation, educational support and follow-up planning.
This page explains limits, responsibilities and safety considerations for online sport psychology consultation, video calls and remote communication.
Teleconsultation is not suitable for emergencies. If you are in immediate danger or severe distress, contact local emergency services or crisis support immediately.
Teleconsultation may be used for sport psychology consultation, mental skills support, injury psychology, athlete welfare discussion, coach/parent consultation, educational support and follow-up planning.
Online consultation can be affected by internet connectivity, privacy at the user’s location, technical interruptions, device limitations and inability to observe the full environment. It may not be appropriate for all concerns.
WinMindPerform aims to use privacy-focused sport psychology practice management and reasonable safeguards. However, third-party video, calendar, email or communication tools may have their own privacy and security practices.
For minors, parent/guardian consent, appropriate supervision arrangements and athlete assent may be required depending on age, service type, jurisdiction, institutional context and professional judgement.
Teleconsultation may support performance psychology, mental skills, recovery confidence, sport adjustment, motivation and communication. It is not a substitute for emergency care, medical treatment, psychiatric care, or in-person assessment where those are required.
Questions may be sent to karansportpsy@gmail.com.