A Career Assistance Program for Elite Athletes

Al Petitpas · Steven J. Danish · Robert McKelvain · Shane M. Murphy

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A program to assist elite athletes in coping with the transition out of active sport competition is presented. A life span development framework is used to describe the formulation of the program. An outline of the program is presented, and implications for counselors are discussed.

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