We Have Won! Season 1 Recap

We Have Won! Season 1 Recap

Dr. Justin Singleton reflects on the journey of 'And Then We Win,' highlighting the supportive sports social work community, upcoming projects, and personal growth. He shares insights on building connections, supporting athletes' mental health, and plans for future seasons.

And Then We Win w/ Jessica Joiner

In this episode, Dr. Justin Singleton and Jessica Joiner discuss the complexities of mental performance therapy for athletes, focusing on the challenges of transitioning from sports, the stages of grief involved, and the role of identity. They explore how to support athletes through this transition, the importance of family involvement, and the prevalence of addiction in sports. The conversation highlights the need for a cultural shift in how pain and injury are addressed in athletics, as well as the future implications of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) on athlete mental health.

...And Then We Win! w/ Kelli Monedero

In the competitive world of college athletics, the mental well-being of student-athletes is often overlooked. As Kelli Monedero, a licensed clinical social worker and certified mental performance coach, reveals in her conversation with Dr. Justin Singleton, the integration of social work principles into athletic counseling can significantly enhance the support provided to athletes.

...And Then We Win w/ Danny O'Connor

In this episode, boxing champion and author Danny O'Connor shares his personal journey with eating disorders, the hidden struggles in combat sports, and the importance of awareness and support. Discover insights on how discipline can turn destructive and learn how to foster healthier athletic practices.

...And Then We Win! w/ Gavin Jones

In the competitive world of college athletics, Ivy League student athletes face unique challenges that often go unnoticed. Many people assume that student athletes at prestigious institutions like Princeton University have it easy, but the reality is quite different. In this interview, we'll explore common misconceptions about Ivy League athletes, the struggle with imposter syndrome, and how they can maintain their academic and athletic commitments successfully.