Carrie Cheadle, M.A. has a private practice in Northern California consulting with teams, organizations, and individual athletes, helping to improve performance through increasing self-awareness and strengthening mental skills. Carrie works with clients and provides workshops across the country.

Throughout her career she has dedicated herself to helping athletes of all ages and abilities perform to their potential. She has worked with high school and collegiate athletes as well as elite and professional athletes competing at national and international levels. She has worked with athletes and teams in many different sports including cycling, skiing, snowboarding, triathlon, running, softball, baseball, soccer, and tennis. Carrie specializes in working with cyclists, track racing, mountain biking, and endurance athletes. She is a contributor for the "Form & Fitness" expert panel for cyclingnews.com.

Carrie has taught Sport Psychology at Dominican University of California and works for John F. Kennedy University supervising graduate student interns for their Sport Psychology program. She alsoruns the sport psychology program for Diabetes Training Camp; a fitness and multi-sport training camp for people with diabetes.

Carrie Cheadle received her B.A. in Psychology at Sonoma State University and her M.A. in Sport Psychology at John F. Kennedy University. She is a member of APA Division 47 and a Certified Sport Psychology Consultant through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP).