Aviry Reich serves as the Assistant Director of Mental Performance at Wake Forest University, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the mental well-being and performance of student-athletes. With a strong foundation in mental health counseling and child development, Aviry is dedicated to addressing...
Aviry Reich serves as the Assistant Director of Mental Performance at Wake Forest University, where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the mental well-being and performance of student-athletes. With a strong foundation in mental health counseling and child development, Aviry is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by athletes, such as performance anxiety, identity development, and the emotional toll of injuries. Her expertise extends to supporting athletes through significant transitions, whether it be moving from high school to collegiate sports or navigating life after athletics.
In her current role, Aviry leads key projects focused on developing comprehensive mental performance programs that integrate psychological resilience training with athletic performance strategies. She employs evidence-based techniques to foster self-esteem and coping mechanisms among athletes, ensuring they are equipped to handle the pressures of competition and personal challenges. Aviry is also actively involved in mentoring student-athletes, providing them with the tools to enhance their mental fortitude and overall wellness.
Her commitment to public speaking and teaching allows her to share valuable insights on mental health within the athletic community, promoting a culture of openness and support. Aviry’s analytical skills enable her to assess the effectiveness of mental performance initiatives, ensuring that they are tailored to meet the diverse needs of the athletes she serves. Through her work at Wake Forest University, Aviry Reich is not only shaping the future of mental performance in sports but also championing the importance of holistic athlete development.
