Sports Psychologist (Part-Time) | Leading Institute | Mumbai

Advance athletic Development Council

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

Other Full-time On-site ₹0 - Not specified

Posted July 15, 2026 249 views

Job Details

Sport

Other

Job Type

Full-time

Work Arrangement

On-site

Location

Mumbai, Maharashtra

Experience Required

2-NA years

Salary Range

Not specified

Education Level

Degree in Psychology, Sports Psychology

Positions Available

Job Description

Advance Athletic Development Council, is seeking a qualified and passionate Sports Psychologist to provide psychological support to athletes and assist them in maximizing their performance and overall well-being. The selected candidate will work closely with athletes, coaches, and the support team to develop mental resilience and promote a high-performance sporting environment.

Key Requirements
• Strong understanding of sports psychology and athlete development.
• Excellent counselling, communication, and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to work independently in a flexible part-time role.
• Professional and ethical approach to athlete care.
• Willingness to travel within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.

You can view their profile at https://aadc.in/

• Employment Type: Part-Time
• Location: Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR)
• Only candidates residing in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) are eligible to apply.

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Responsibilities

• Conduct one-on-one and group sports psychology sessions for athletes.
• Develop and implement mental conditioning programmes focusing on confidence, concentration, motivation, resilience, and performance enhancement.
• Help athletes manage competition pressure, performance anxiety, stress, and injury rehabilitation.
• Collaborate with coaches and other support staff to integrate mental performance strategies into training programmes.
• Maintain confidential athlete records and prepare progress reports.
• Conduct workshops and awareness sessions on mental health and sports performance.