The Journal of Sport Psychology in Action (JSPA) is a journal for psychologists who work in sports. It is connected to the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. The purpose of JSPA is to give these psychologists helpful information that they can use right away in their work. The journal provides guidance that makes a real difference in how they practice. JSPA covers a wide range of topics that can help sport psychologists understand, assess, and help their clients, who can be individuals, families, groups, organizations, or communities. It includes things like improving performance, staying healthy, dealing with mental health issues, following ethical guidelines, understanding different kinds of people, coaching and support, and more. While the main audience for JSPA is psychologists and consultants who work in sports, other people who are interested and informed, like students, trainee psychologists, educators, sports scientists, coaches, parents, managers, the media, and athletes themselves, can also find it useful.
