The Mindscape Report with Dr. Wilsa: Where Sports & Psychiatry Meet
The Mindscape Report with Dr. Wilsa: Where Sports & Psychiatry Meet
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"The mind is an athlete’s most powerful muscle—yet no one trains it like the rest."In The Mindscape Report, sports psychiatrist Dr. Wilsa Charles Malveaux bridges the gap between peak performance and mental well-being. This isn’t just another "mental toughness" podcast. It’s a raw, science-backed exploration of what really happens when elite minds meet extreme pressure—and how to thrive in the collision.For athletes, coaches, and high-performers who know the stakes:🔹 Real stories from pros who’ve battled invisible opponents (and won)🔹 Cutting-edge research on anxiety, focus, and resilience—translated into actionable tools🔹 Unfiltered conversations about the mental health challenges nobody prepares you forWhy subscribe?Because you deserve more than clichés. You deserve a trusted guide who’s walked the path—both as a clinician and a former competitor. Who understands that mental performance isn’t about fixing weakness—it’s about unlocking potential."The game is won long before the whistle blows. Let’s prepare properly."🎧 Subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts.
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The podcast delves into mental performance, resilience, and anxiety management, with episodes featuring real stories from professional athletes like Robert Weir discussing identity loss and transitions, alongside practical advice backed by cutting-edge research on how to thrive under pressure.
“The mind is an athlete’s most powerful muscle—yet no one trains it like the rest.”
In The Mindscape Report, sports psychiatrist Dr. Wilsa Charles Malveaux bridges the gap between peak performance and mental well-being. This isn’t just another “mental toughness” podcast. It’s a raw, science-backed exploration of what really happens when elite minds meet extreme pressure—and how to thrive in the collision.
For athletes, coaches, and high-performers who know the stakes:
🔹 Real stories from pros who’ve battled invisible opponents (and won)
🔹 Cutting-edge research on anxiety, focus, and resilience—translated into actionable tools
🔹 Unfiltered conversations about the mental health challenges nobody prepares you for
Why subscribe?
Because you deserve more than clichés. You deserve a trusted guide who’s walked the path—both as a clinician and a former competitor. Who understands that mental performance isn’t about fixing weakness—it’s about unlocking potential.
“The game is won long before the whistle blows. Let’s prepare properly.”
🎧 Subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts.
What happens when a world-class athlete reaches the top—and then decides it’s time for a new mountain to climb?
Robert’s resume reads like a highlight reel of global sporting excellence: three-time Olympian, multiple-time Commonwealth Games medalist (including two golds), twelve-time British national champion, NCAA champion at SMU, and a veteran of six World Championships.
He’s even competed in the World’s Strongest Man competition and played professional football in the Canadian Football League. But beyond the medals and records, Robert brings unmatched wisdom on what it takes to sustain excellence through every chapter of life.
Together, they dive into the uncomfortable truth most high-performers ignore: what do you do when the podium is behind you? Robert shares battle-tested insights on identity loss, reinvention, and the power of planning before the applause fades.
🔹 Why elite athletes struggle with transitions—and how to prepare before the decline
🔹 How to spot (and build) a support system that protects your long-term mental well-being
🔹 A powerful reframe that turns “backup plans” into new legacies
🔹 What it really takes to sustain excellence—on the field, in business, and in life
Whether you're an athlete eyeing life beyond the game or a high-performer navigating your next chapter, this episode is your invitation to rethink success—and how to keep winning, even after the uniform comes off.
Subscribe to The Mindscape Report—because performance is only part of the story.
For more insights from Dr. Wilsa Charles Malveaux, visit Psychiatric Times:psychiatrictimes.com/authors/wilsa-m-s-charles-malveaux-md-ma-fapa
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