In SELF COACH TENNIS: How To Be Your Own Best Self Coach, psychologist and tennis player Neal Newman, Ph.D., shows you how to be your own best self coach when playing tennis and in life. He trains you on his Self Coaching, mental game program designed to help you learn the practical self relating, mental skills, mental states, perspectives and models that will help improve your performance and experience. In this book, Neal shares his own ideas and personal and tennis experiences, while also drawing from his training and experience in NLP, Ericksonian approaches and Gestalt Therapy. Neal invites you to learn these self coaching tools and then focus on applying them as you play SELf COACH TENNIS.
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SELF COACH TENNIS: How To Be Your Own Best Self Coach
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This book teaches you the practical tools that can help you more consistently perform up to your ability and have a positive experience. Neal’s mom and step-dad were Mildred Newman and Bernard Berkowitz, psychoanalysts who co-authored the best selling book, How To Be Your Own Best Friend. Neal is following in their tradition of helping you learn to relate with yourself effectively to manage your life.
You can get the book as a paperback or ebook
Paperback - $16.99
Ebook $7.99
How to order: An easy way to order the paperback or ebook is through Amazon. Go to Amazon.com and type in Self Coach Tennis.
About me
Neal Newman, Ph.D. grew up in New York City, where he attended the H.S. of Music & Art. He then went to Earlham College, in Richmond, Indiana, where he majored in psychology, and was on the tennis and basketball teams. After college Neal got his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology at Ohio State University. Neal is now retired from the Ohio State University Counseling & Consultation, but still has a small private practice in Columbus, Ohio. Neal specializes in performance enhancement, sport psychology and stress management. His training includes NLP Practitioner Certification, NLP Master Practitioner Certification and NLP Ericksonian Hypnosis Certification. He also completed the two year Intensive Program in Gestalt Methods at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland. Neal is also a tennis player. He has won 40 USTA national doubles titles, 4 ITF world doubles titles, and has represented the US in international competition numerous times. He has played on 2 US teams that won the ITF World Team Championship. He has been ranked #1 nationally in doubles in multiple age groups and in father-son tennis. Neal has been inducted into the USTA Midwest Hall of Fame, and is a recipient of the Greater Columbus Tennis Association Lifetime Achievement Award.
