Hi — I'm Amanda. The fact that you and your partner are even thinking about doing this work together says something good about your partnership. Most teams won't. They'll just keep losing matches they should win and slowly drifting apart. The teams I work with tend to be ones that already care about each other and the game — they just don't yet have the language or the tools for the harder conversations. That's what we build.
Sound familiar?
You've got the shots and the chemistry — but the way you each process a bad shot, a lost point, or a tight game creates tension neither of you knows how to fix in the moment.
You don't know how to talk to your partner mid-match without making things worse. So you say nothing. And the tension builds.
Your partner becomes a completely different person when they're competing. You're not sure how to reach them — or if you should try.
You're not on the same page about what you're playing for. One of you wants to win. The other just wants to have fun. Neither of you says it out loud.
Great doubles partnerships aren't built only on chemistry. They're built on the harder stuff — communication, trust, and a shared way of handling the moments that go sideways. That's exactly what we work on, and it's almost always more workable than it feels in the middle of a tough match.
What we work on
On-court communication and between-point routines
Building trust and accountability as a team
Understanding how your emotional reactions help and hurt how you play together
Aligning on competitive goals and expectations
Pre-match and post-match partner conversations
Navigating conflict and momentum shifts together
Session details
Both partners attend. Sessions conducted via video call. Packages available.
Book a SessionPartner coaching is distinct from psychotherapy. For clinical mental health services, visit Active & Connected Family Therapy.