Resilient Athlete Program Research Study | ASPIRE | University of Illinois Chicago

Pride points

Increase Confidence
Build Resilience
Decrease Anxiety and Fear

Join our Resilient Athlete Program Research Study!

The Resilient Athlete Program Research Study (RAPRS) is for any adult athlete (physically active individual) with a physical complaint preventing them from exercising, training, or competing like they’d like to.

What’s Involved:

Four sports psychology sessions by Zoom (45 minutes/session for 4 weeks)
Convenient scheduling
Tailored solution focused conversations
Optional in-person stress measurement testing in which compensation will be provided

To see if you qualify complete this screening form

RAPRS Team

John E. Coumbe-Lilley, PhD, LPC, CMPC

Clinical Professor, Licensed Professional Counselor, Certified Mental Performance Coach, Co-Investigator
Karrie L. Hamstra-Wright, PhD, LAT, ATC

Clinical Professor, Certified Athletic Trainer, Principal Investigator
Brooks A. Hibner, PhD, ACSM-CEP

Clinical Assistant Professor, Exercise Physiologist, Co-Investigator
Eric Lee

Undergraduate Student, Kinesiology Major, EXITO Scholar, Research Assistant
Emily McCandlish

Undergraduate Student, Kinesiology Major, Research Assistant
Gina Lynch

Graduate Student, Performance, Sports and Exercise Psychology Concentration, RAPRS Coach

Pride points

Increase Confidence

Build Resilience

Decrease Anxiety and Fear

Join our Resilient Athlete Program Research Study!

To see if you qualify complete this screening form

RAPRS Team