Jamie Miller is extremely troubled. He might only be a 13-year-old character in a fictional television show called “Adolescence,” but his story has prompted widespread consternation about the plight ...

In the run up to the Super Bowl, The Philadelphia Inquirer ran a Zillmer-authored piece on the behavioral science behind a Super Bowl win.

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Amid the excitement of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, sports psychologist and author Karen Lo reflected on her youth as an Olympic hopeful – held back by her mental game. “Back then ...

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In “Adolescence,” Jamie Miller reveals to his psychologist that his experiences with sports have contributed to his worldview. He’s an artistic, scrawny character whose shortcomings as a ...

CNN's Don Riddell speaks to psychologist John Amaechi who explains how sports could have helped, instead of hurt Jamie Miller. - Clipped From Video Jamie Miller is extremely troubled. He might ...

UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma said he spends a lot of time delving into the psychology of winning during the ...