Focusing on gaining a global viewpoint on current practice in the fields of sport exercise and performance psychology (SEPP)—experiences and pertinent issues in the application of SEPP--Cremades and Tashman aim to enhance the training process and quality of future SEPP professionals. With contributors from the Czech Republic, Taiwan, Australia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, France, Argentina, Germany, Canada, The Netherlands, China, the UK, and U.S., they target students, professors, practitioners and supervisors in SEPP. The book covers specific techniques and models as well as global perspectives, and promotes unification among practitioners and professional organizations worldwide. Forty-four chapters are divided into four parts: introduction, the practice of service delivery; training, supervision, and mentorship in the applied settings; conclusion. There is about the editors, about the contributors, notes, references, tables and figures. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)