Denise Frick

Denise Bouah (born 26 November 1980), formerly known as Denise Frick, is a South African chess player who holds the title of Woman International Master. Quotes As a competitive athlete I know full well the highs and lows of winning and losing. Athletes experience sport participation on different levels. Sport participation is a lifelong pursuit for many people, especially with people becoming more active and appreciating the value of being fit and healthy. How being an athlete shapes my role as psychologist believe good mental preparation starts with our youth and that it is important for them to learn about mental skills. Just without all the frills and complicated academic jargon. Putting experience into practice In this research report I introduced Stabilis Treatment Centre by exploring and providing an overview of their existing programmes. I have stated the research problem and the subsequent research question and goals. A literature review is included where information with regards to drug abuse, exercise psychology and the use of chess in various contexts is provided. The final push to write my book came as I needed to find a way to offer sport psychology to children. My goal is to make sport psychology accessible to as many children as possible. About her book for children who want to learn more about the mental side of sport performance. External Links Category:1980 births Category:Living people Category:Women academics from South Africa Category:Chess players Category:Sportspeople from South Africa Category:Chess Olympiad competitors