NSAWMF Co-founder, Dr. Jei Pearcey, Talks About Raising Elite Athletes With Jesse & Shavonne Allen in Our Two-Part Interview
- NSAWMF Staff
- Oct 9
- 1 min read
In Part One of this two-part series, NSAWMF Co-Founder and Chief Sports Psychologist Dr. Jei Pearcey sits down with Jesse and Shavonne Allen—the parents of Corey Allen, an elite high school basketball player from Corona, California—to explore what it really takes to raise an athlete in today’s high-pressure world of competition, injuries, and social media.
Through their story, you’ll see the power of love, balance, and resilience as the Allens share how they keep their son grounded, focused, and still finding joy in the game.
They also open up about how their own backgrounds as former elite athletes shaped the way they nurture their son’s growth—on and off the court.
If you’re a parent of an athlete 18 or younger, don’t miss this opportunity to learn about JusBeGreat™ (JBG)—NSAWMF’s groundbreaking program that helps young athletes strengthen their mental game and thrive both in sports and in life.
Watch Part One now and be inspired by the family behind the athlete.
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Disclaimer: The content provided by the National Sports Association of Wellness & Mental Fitness (NSAWMF) is for performance and developmental purposes. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you are experiencing mental health challenges or emotional distress, please seek support from a licensed mental health professional. Always consult a qualified provider with any questions you may have regarding your mental well-being.
