A dual background in formal sport psychology training and real coaching experience shapes an approach built around what actually happens in competition.
Tyler Liberta
Tyler Liberta holds a Master's degree in Sport and Performance Psychology and is currently completing supervised practicum training toward CMPC (Certified Mental Performance Consultant) certification through AASP (Association for Applied Sport Psychology).
Alongside this consulting work, Tyler brings 7 years of coaching experience, currently coaching high school soccer. That dual background combines formal training in sport psychology with real experience on the sideline as a coach. The result is an approach grounded in what actually happens in competition, not just theory. Tyler works both virtually and in person in the Palm Beach area.
Liberta Sport Psychology works primarily with student athletes across all sports, from youth through college level, and is also open to working with professional athletes. The approach isn't tied to any single sport or issue. It's built to meet each athlete where they are, and work through whatever's getting in the way of their performance, whether that's a specific mental block or a broader pattern that shows up across their game.
"Coaching keeps this work honest. It's one thing to know the theory. It's another to have watched an athlete freeze up in the final minutes of a game and understand, from experience, what actually helps in that moment."
Reach out and let's find the approach that fits where you're at.