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Dr Adam Naylor
Dr. Naylor brings over 10 years of applied sport psychology experience (Olympic, professional, collegiate,
and elite junior) to his clients. He is the director and sport psychology coach at the
The Boston University Athletic Enhancement Center and conducts
his private practice out of the SPORT-Rx training facilities.
Furthermore, Dr. Naylor has been employed by individuals, teams, and organizations throughout the Northeast
and in other areas around the country (e.g. currently under contract with Lewiston of QMJHL and consultant
to schools and organizations such as The Goaltending Consultant Group).
Beyond serving as an educational resource for athletes, coaches and organizations, Dr. Naylor currently teaches
at Boston University. Over the years he has also taught sport psychology classes at the University of Massachusetts
– Amherst, Mt. Ida College, and Middlesex Community College and sports studies class at Trinity College (CT). He has
published in various academic journals and sport science online resources and sits on the sport science and player
development committees of a variety of sports organizations. He is currently the Column Editor on Sport Psychology
and Counseling for Athletic Therapy Today and a contributor to the Titlest Performance Institute.
Dr. Naylor obtained his doctoral and master degrees in counseling psychology and developmental studies (specializing in sport psychology)
at Boston University. He earned his bachelors degree in psychology, minoring in human movement studies, from Trinity College (CT). He is an
Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) Certified Consultant. Contact him at adam@telos-spc.com
Ed Kingston, M.Ed.
Ed has a range of experiences working with coaches and athletes, from meeting with local high school teams to working with university
coaches and athletes. In the past few years, Ed has consulted with elite athletes and teams at Boston University, Harvard University,
M.I.T., and Wheaton College in Massachusetts. He has worked with athletes from different sports, including soccer, cross-country,
fastpitch, synchronized swimming, and basketball.
Ed currently teaches sport, social, and educational psychology at Central Washington University in Lynnwood. He has also taught
sport psychology at Lasell College (MA).
Ed earned his master’s degree in sport psychology from Western Washington University and is currently a doctoral candidate in sport
psychology at Boston University. He is an active member of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). He works with clients
and provides workshops in the Seattle area and across the Pacific Northwest. Contact him at ed@telos-spc.com
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