ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Laura Collins is a formerly competitive gymnast and Division I diver turned therapist, widely known as the Athlete Psychotherapist.
Through her clinical practice, workshops, and storytelling, she’s helping athletes, coaches, and parents bring trauma-informed care into sport — and reimagine what it means to be an athlete for life.
In this conversation, we dive into Laura’s journey from a hyper-competitive gymnastics environment to building a healing-centered career that supports athletes at every stage.
To learn more about Laura and her work, listen to her podcast @hahnacity and follow along on Spotify, Apple, and YouTube.
For more things Physically Educated follow us on Instagram @physicallyeducatedpod
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