Master the Game: Mental Skills Training with Zach Crooks
I lead this eight-week baseball mental skills program personally. I bring more than 20 years of baseball coaching experience, my playing experience as a catcher, and my background as a licensed mental health counselor and Advanced Clinical Hypnotherapist.
Practical skills for the field
I help players practice focus, confidence, emotional regulation, goal setting, and responding to pressure. We work with examples from your own game—such as preparing for an at-bat, resetting after an error, or staying engaged between plays.
What sessions involve
I use guided visualization, discussion, and practical mental skills exercises. Players try the skills in practice and games, then bring their experiences back so we can adjust the approach.
The eight-week sequence below outlines the program. Weekly sessions are designed as one-hour meetings. In a group format, I facilitate discussion and exercises while participants learn from one another.
Is the program a fit?
Contact me to discuss the player’s age, goals, current challenges, and program availability. We’ll clarify the format and the role of parents or coaches when appropriate. Mental skills training and counseling have different purposes; I’ll help you identify which service fits.
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Fee and payment
The Sports program is $150 per session and is a self-pay service. Payment is due at the time of service. Only counseling services are billable through insurance.
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Session details and next steps
The Sports program follows an eight-week outline with one-hour meetings. The fee is $150 per session. Contact me about current dates and format.
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A free 15-minute phone conversation lets us discuss your goals, questions, and fit. There is no commitment to treatment. Sending a request does not reserve an appointment.