A sport psychologist in a professional setting conducts a video conference call, engaging attentively with a client on a computer screen. The evolving field of sport psychology and performance now integrates technology with traditional mental training[32]. Technology can capture objective data about what's happening inside an athlete's body and brain during performance[9]. Different brain activity patterns correspond to mental states and reveal when athletes perform at their

A woman in a modern home office participates in a video conference, maintaining focus as she engages with a colleague online. Athletes across performance levels seek sport psychology support, yet accessing services often presents challenges related to location, availability, and cost [5]. We face a professional landscape where traditional service delivery models meet evolving client needs and technological possibilities. The field continues to expand beyond conventional face-