I got my start in psychology at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. I specialized in clinical psychology with a focus on grief psychology and subsequently worked as a research psychologist. This experience gave me tremendous insight into the human mind and human behavior. I used this knowledge to feed my passion for sport and high performance and took a step down a different path in psychology eight years ago when I founded StatuMentis. I now work with the mind and heart of people to help them achieve a state of mental strength, clarity, and focus. To build resilience, mental toughness, and competitive fierceness. We provide services to elite athletes, teams, and coaches as well as military, law enforcement, business and medical professionals. Our four departments (Individual Performance; Coach Consultancy; Team Culture and Dynamics; Mental Screening) work together to provide services that are fully customizable to address the situation in the best possible way. Our focus is on the source and not the symptoms to ensure concrete and lasting change.

Coaching for over 15years...experience at various levels of youth, college and professional sport...currently the Head of Athletic Performance for the San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS...my primary role is the physical development and performance of our senior team along with the oversight of our Development Academy and partnering USL program to develop an alignment for our organizations physical management. ...previous to my current role with the San Jose Earthquakes, I spent time with the United States Soccer Federation as a Performance Coach for US Soccer Youth National Teams. Concurrently, I worked as Sports Performance Director for MVP Physical Therapy and Performance, a private facility in the Seattle area. ...Prior to my work with these organizations I was the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the San Jose Sharks of the NHL...and Director of Performance Analysis/Strength and Conditioning Coach for Santa Clara University Women’s Soccer.

Dr. Matt Jordan has been a strength and conditioning coach and applied sport scientist working with international athletes over six Olympic Winter Games. Matt is currently the Director of Sport Science at the Canadian Sport Institute Calgary and is an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. His research focuses on neuromuscular adaptations to resistance training and ACL injury/re-injury prevention in elite athletes. Throughout his career as a strength coach/sport scientist, Matt has consulted with more than 30 Olympic and World Championship medalists, and he frequently provides his expertise to high performance sport organizations.