In this episode, we speak with Jamie Montgomery, the head coach of field hockey at the  University of Richmond. She was also an NCAA Field Hockey Champion at Wake Forest and a member of the USA Junior and Senior Women's National Teams.

Jamie shares her experiences growing up in athletics, including the roles her parents and coaches played in helping her navigate the challenges of high level competition.  Learn about her philosophy as a head coach, seeking to help her team nurture a growth mindset, overcome obstacles, and move forward in the face of uncertainty, particularly during the past year's Covid-related stressors.

If you are a parent raising an athlete, don't miss this episode!

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Feel free to check out The Reflective Doc blog to read essays or learning about coaching opportunities with Dr. Reid.


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