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Joined on the pod this week by Nick Ferrier, a psychologist at Cede Nullis Psychology, who joins in discussing the post game conversation, which can be a point of tension for parents, players, coaches, and the hardest one of them all, the parent coach. In this pod we discuss how to make sure the love of the game and the relationship stays as strong as possible for everyone involved, with practical advice on how to make sure everyone has the best outcome by knowing what to say, and how to walk back anything that may have caused harm.
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