Focus Therapy & Performance Coaching is a practice located in Omaha, NE, and is centered around helping you become the optimal you. Focus has three Licensed Independent Clinicians that have combined years of expertise in the clinical field for 33 years. Becky Meline & Luke Olson have a Sports Psychology Certification and specialize in helping athletes reach peak performance by helping them overcome mental blocks and barriers to reach optimal performance.
For athletes that don't experience these barriers, mental skills can be taught and improved on, to help the athlete gain more control over entering a flow state more consistently in their performances. Located in Omaha, NE, Focus clinicians have a wide array of training in Evidence-Based Practices so that clients receive the best care for their presenting symptoms.
These techniques and clinical intervention can help anyone wanting to beat the voice of self-doubt, anxiety, depression and gain mastery in life to become the optimal you. Performance Coaching is not therapy.
For athletes that don't experience these barriers, mental skills can be taught and improved on, to help the athlete gain more control over entering a flow state more consistently in their performances. Located in Omaha, NE, Focus clinicians have a wide array of training in Evidence-Based Practices so that clients receive the best care for their presenting symptoms.
These techniques and clinical intervention can help anyone wanting to beat the voice of self-doubt, anxiety, depression and gain mastery in life to become the optimal you. Performance Coaching is not therapy.
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What separates the greatest of competitors?
Why do some people bounce back from failure stronger than before, while others struggle to get back on track?
How are some people able to move on to the next play while others mistakes end up forcing them into new ones?
Why are some hurdles harder to get over than others?
These may seem like sports related questions, but in reality they can be also be asked about life issues.
You have goals and a desire to excel but you are in a constant battle in your head with that nagging voice of self-doubt.
Why do some people bounce back from failure stronger than before, while others struggle to get back on track?
How are some people able to move on to the next play while others mistakes end up forcing them into new ones?
Why are some hurdles harder to get over than others?
These may seem like sports related questions, but in reality they can be also be asked about life issues.
You have goals and a desire to excel but you are in a constant battle in your head with that nagging voice of self-doubt.
Your decision to seek services is a big step in a positive direction and can feel intimidating at first.
Here's a little information to better understand our style.
Our approach to treatment is an integrative one harnessing a range of psychodynamic perspectives and evidence-based practices.
We integrate clinical framework with mental game coaching to teach skills that enhance performance in sports and all areas of life.
We strongly believe in using the best interventions which are backed by research in order to help our clients unique needs.
Here's a little information to better understand our style.
Our approach to treatment is an integrative one harnessing a range of psychodynamic perspectives and evidence-based practices.
We integrate clinical framework with mental game coaching to teach skills that enhance performance in sports and all areas of life.
We strongly believe in using the best interventions which are backed by research in order to help our clients unique needs.
Becky began her journey into this profession at the University of South Dakota as a student-athlete where she received her bachelor's degree in psychology and played volleyball for the Coyotes.
She was a four year starter and held the universities career kill record for 11 years.
She was Conference Player of the Year her senior year and awarded Female Athlete of the Year for USD in 2004.
She continued her schooling at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and then began working in the field as a clinician.
She was a four year starter and held the universities career kill record for 11 years.
She was Conference Player of the Year her senior year and awarded Female Athlete of the Year for USD in 2004.
She continued her schooling at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and then began working in the field as a clinician.
Sharon entered into her career by working with foster care children and families.
During her early years of practice, she treated children with a wide variety of mental health disorders and significant trauma.
Her background and education as a licensed social worker allowed her to expand her career to treat adults as well.
During this phase of her career Sharon gained a passion for assisting adults during some of their most vulnerable transitions in life.
This passion paired well with her early work in treating children realizing that often you need to have a wholistic approach to have the best treatment outcomes.
During her early years of practice, she treated children with a wide variety of mental health disorders and significant trauma.
Her background and education as a licensed social worker allowed her to expand her career to treat adults as well.
During this phase of her career Sharon gained a passion for assisting adults during some of their most vulnerable transitions in life.
This passion paired well with her early work in treating children realizing that often you need to have a wholistic approach to have the best treatment outcomes.
Luke's career has always revolved around sports.
A three-sport athlete in high school, he played College Basketball at Hastings College from 1999-2003, earning 1stTeam All-Conference and graduating as a 1,000 point scorer.
He started his coaching career as a college assistant, and has continued into the high school ranks in Nebraska.
He took the Head Boys Basketball job at Bennington High School in 2011, when the school was transitioning from Class C to Class B. As one of the smallest schools in the state in Class B at the time, he began looking for other ways for his teams to gain an edge against the larger competition.
A three-sport athlete in high school, he played College Basketball at Hastings College from 1999-2003, earning 1stTeam All-Conference and graduating as a 1,000 point scorer.
He started his coaching career as a college assistant, and has continued into the high school ranks in Nebraska.
He took the Head Boys Basketball job at Bennington High School in 2011, when the school was transitioning from Class C to Class B. As one of the smallest schools in the state in Class B at the time, he began looking for other ways for his teams to gain an edge against the larger competition.
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