Dr. Jamie Robbins

B.A., University of Michigan; M.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Ph.D., Michigan State University

Bio:

Dr. Robbins has been a professor and consultant in the field of sport and exercise psychology since completing her graduate studies at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (M.A.) and Michigan State University (PhD.). Her interest in the field was spurred by her college field hockey experience at the University of Michigan. Her focus since then has been teaching students and athletes how to change their lens, mindset, and ultimate experience. She teaches others how to utilize sport and exercise psychology skills to push themselves mentally and physically. Through her experience, graduate work, on-going research, teaching and continued consulting with athletes of all ages and levels, her love of the field and knowledge of its importance has continued to grow. She wants to help everyone, improve their mental skills and performance in the classroom and in their performance arena of choice. Most importantly, she also wants to help everyone enjoy all that they do. Dr. Robbins has researched and published on numerous topics, including, but not limited to injured athletes, body image, wellness, stress, coping, regret, and playing time. Her work as a teacher, researcher and consultant has spanned over 25 years. She believes in the importance of research to keep growing the field, herself, her students and clients. Dr. Robbins is also a certified yoga and group exercise instructor. She is perpetually curious, always up for a challenge, and passionate about what she does. She hopes to stimulate that same that same passion in others.