Almost 15 years ago, Dr Noble had the opportunity to be employed by the USTA (United States Tennis Association), where she resided on a full time basis, of their Player Development Training facility, in Boca Raton, FL. 

Dr Noble's former position, allowed her to work directly with America’s finest junior and professional tennis players on a daily basis.  Along with the players, Dr Noble also collaborated with parents, family members, coaches, trainers, physicians, specialists, agents, management, mental skills specialist and many other outside vendors related to elite level of tennis. 

Dr Noble's past employment for the USTA Player Development program, awarded her the opportunity of hands on, observation, experience and knowledge into the "elite sports world", along with what goes on inside the life of an elite sports athlete - both on and off the court. 

Dr Noble is an active tennis player, pickleball player, and sports enthusiast (basketball, football, golf, etc.), who was raised in New Orleans, LA, where she and her brothers played all sports year round - then in return, she raised her son to participate in different sports and extra curricular activities (choir, chorale, music) year round.  

Therefore, Dr Noble's education, counseling experience, personal & family sports experiences, along with her past elite sports experience; have all laid a foundation and paved her way towards understanding the life of an elite athlete.  

Dr Noble has had extensive awareness and experience from the novice, to the amateur, then onto the professional level - it's many challenges, difficulties, pressures, and stressors that goes along with the sacrifices of an elite athlete: relationships, school, family, decisions, choices, finances, behaviors, character, peer pressure, and much more.   

Dr Noble is not just limited to counseling “tennis players”.  All sports athletes are welcome. 

We are also very sensitive and flexible to the schedules of busy athletes.  

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Sports Counseling

• Does your child, spouse or family member think you are more focused on the sport & results as opposed to the athlete as a person?

• Is there always anger or an argument after a game or match; whether they win or lose?

• Is the sport placing a strain on your marriage or family?

• Does other siblings and your spouse feel like the athlete gets more time and attention than they do?

• Do you just need help balancing the family life as an elite athlete?

• Does the stress of the "lime light"  or "lack there of" cause you internal, emotional pain?

• Do you desire a time of normalcy, or just a place of release, where you can be "who you are" and not "what you do"?

 If you answered yes to either of these questions; Directional Concept can assist you. 

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(561) 235-6019

info@directionalconcept.com