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Untie your mental knots.
Do you feel like you’ve hit a plateau? Do feel like your limiting beliefs and lack of confidence sometimes hold you back? Do you constantly compare yourself to others and find it hard to trust yourself? Do you struggle with fear of failure, fear of falling and overthinking?
We believe that by applying the scientific principles of sport psychology to climbing, we can help climbers reach their mental potential.
We support you to become a mentally stronger and more confident climber.
Listen to podcasts we have been featured in:
Coach Education
There’s nothing more powerful in sport than a coach who truly understands an athlete. We aim to help coaches to better support their athletes with powerful psychological tools.
We regularly offer educational courses for coaches with selected psychological topics.
Federations, organisations and gyms that we have run educational classes for:
Climbing Parents Circle
There’s nothing more fulfilling than watching your child conquer new heights in climbing. As climbing parents, we understand the unique challenges and joys that come with nurturing our children in climbing.
That's why aim to help you become better climbing parents by equipping you with powerful psychological tools tailored to support your kids.
Talks, Workshops & Events
Mindset plays a crucial role in climbing. Are you a gym owner or an event organiser who plans to host a talk or workshop about psychology in climbing?
We have spoken at well-known events such as the Women Climbing Symposium and Youth Climbing Symposium in England, Purple Open in Sweden, the Trainers Weekend in Holland or the Passchendaele Bouldering Festival in Australia.
Book a free meeting to have a chat about what you are planning.
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Hi, I am Madeleine.
I am an Austrian sport psychologist (M.Sc.), systemic counsellor & founder and CEO of Climbing Psychology. I founded Climbing Psychology due to my passion for both climbing and psychology. I have been climbing for more than 20 years, competing nationally and internationally, lead climbing and bouldering at an 8th grade.
My vision is to normalise and destigmatize psychology in climbing around the world, as well as create an open platform where discussions about mental health, mental strength and the psychology in climbing can be done in a non-judgemental, appreciative way.
