EP117: Dr Tim Pitt (Director at Mindflick)

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Dr Tim Pitt is a Performance Psychologist and a Director at Mindflick. He has experience of working with the English Institute of Sport, Manchester City, and with athletes in hockey and para table tennis. Tim completed his PhD at Cardiff Metropolitan University in 2017, and in this episode, he reflects on what he has learned about performing under pressure. Joined by guest co-host Dr Andrew Wood, we ask Tim to explain the work that he does at Mindflick and how this can help individuals. Tim thinks back to his work at the Olympics and describes how single-sessions can be useful for athletes. We explore how big changes can emanate from quick interventions and the psychology around 'nudges'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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