find out about ryan
An insight to the Sport Psychologist and also person behind the psychology
Ryan is a Sport & Exercise Psychologist (CPsychol), a Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and is registered with the Health Care Professionals Council (HCPC). Ryan's registration number with the HCPC is PYL039208.
Ryan has worked as a Sport Psychologist across a range of sports including Football, Ice-hockey, Water-polo and Boxing. The level of these settings range from amateur through to national and international level. Ryan also has knowledge of personal training through additional courses that he has completed. This knowledge has helped to compliment his work with athletes in Performance Psychology
Ryan chose the sport psychology career path through a love of sports, having a sporting background in football and long-distance running. After realising that he didn’t have the ability to succeed as a professional athlete himself, he turned his attention to help others achieve their potential in whatever sport or environment that maybe. Ryan prides himself on the fact he puts in the level of effort and hard work that he expects to receive from all clients and he is fully committed to overcoming every challenge that may be put in front of a client or indeed his own work.
For students who are looking at becoming a qualified Sport & Exercise Psychologist, Ryan is an accredited supervisor on the BASES SEPAR qualification route. You'll find confirmation of this through on the following BASES page: www.bases.org.uk/separ-detail.php?separ=80
Beyond the Practitioner:
Ryan played football throughout his childhood and teenage years. At present, Ryan has a preference for running, especially long distances; having competed in a selection of 10km's and half-marathons over the last few years. A personal accomplishment for Ryan was completing his first marathon in Manchester in April 2019. The difficulties associated with long distance endurance running has furthered Ryan's appreciation and understanding of both the psychological and physical demands of endurance sport especially; allowing him to draw upon his own personal experiences when supporting athletes in sport psychology.
Ryan has worked as a Sport Psychologist across a range of sports including Football, Ice-hockey, Water-polo and Boxing. The level of these settings range from amateur through to national and international level. Ryan also has knowledge of personal training through additional courses that he has completed. This knowledge has helped to compliment his work with athletes in Performance Psychology
Ryan chose the sport psychology career path through a love of sports, having a sporting background in football and long-distance running. After realising that he didn’t have the ability to succeed as a professional athlete himself, he turned his attention to help others achieve their potential in whatever sport or environment that maybe. Ryan prides himself on the fact he puts in the level of effort and hard work that he expects to receive from all clients and he is fully committed to overcoming every challenge that may be put in front of a client or indeed his own work.
For students who are looking at becoming a qualified Sport & Exercise Psychologist, Ryan is an accredited supervisor on the BASES SEPAR qualification route. You'll find confirmation of this through on the following BASES page: www.bases.org.uk/separ-detail.php?separ=80
Beyond the Practitioner:
Ryan played football throughout his childhood and teenage years. At present, Ryan has a preference for running, especially long distances; having competed in a selection of 10km's and half-marathons over the last few years. A personal accomplishment for Ryan was completing his first marathon in Manchester in April 2019. The difficulties associated with long distance endurance running has furthered Ryan's appreciation and understanding of both the psychological and physical demands of endurance sport especially; allowing him to draw upon his own personal experiences when supporting athletes in sport psychology.