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24-08-2009, 14:34
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Sports Psychology
apparantly there are no stand-alone sports psychology courses in ireland! there are part-time courses online and some crazy ways to get into it... just wondering does anyone know from experience in psychology that if the part-time evening courses were of any value to building experience to go back into college full-time next september and have that basis behind me.
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24-08-2009, 21:00
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25-08-2009, 14:56
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25-08-2009, 22:47
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Anyone I know who has done Sports Psychology has chosen to do it in the UK, rather than WIT. Accreditation is certainly an issue, as mentioned above. You also need to bear in mind that qualification is a two-stage process, and it would be very difficult to do the second stage in Ireland no matter where you do the first stage due to the tiny number of practitioners. See the BPS for more.
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26-08-2009, 14:53
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Vision to victory
I know sports loopy is doing a workshop at the moment in dubling called Vision to victory that might be what you are looking for its is aimed at players, teams and athletes of all sports. The workshop is on the last Saturday of every month in South Dublin.
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