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Joost Pluijms | SPORTPSYCHOLOOG VSPN®

Psychologist · Kortonjo, Eindhoven

Joost Pluijms supports athletes, teams and professionals with sports psychology and mental training.

About Joost Pluijms | SPORTPSYCHOLOOG VSPN®

Joost Pluijms is a sports psychologist and sports scientist in Eindhoven. He supports athletes, teams, coaches and professionals with mental preparation, performing under pressure and sustainable recovery.

Services offered

The services include talks and training, including tailored programmes for individual athletes, teams and organisations.

  • Keynote
  • Masterclass
  • 1-on-1 coaching
  • 24-48 hours
  • Team development
  • Research & advisory

Approach

The approach uses principles from sports and performance psychology and follows Prepare, Peak, Recover. Sessions are tailored to the challenges and sector of the organisation.

  • Mental preparation
  • Performing under pressure
  • Sustainable recovery
  • Mental screening

Who it is for

  • Athletes
  • Teams
  • Coaches
  • Professionals
  • Organisations
  • Businesses

Services and prices

  • Keynote75 min
  • Masterclass180 min
  • 1-on-1 coaching
  • 24-48 hours
  • Team development
  • Research & advisory
  • Short screening
  • Talks

At a glance

Listed underPsychologist
LocationAntoon Coolenlaan 1, 5644 RX Eindhoven
Number of services8
WeekendClosed at the weekend
LanguagesNederlands, Engels
AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible parking
AppointmentsAppointment recommended
Phone06 45636252
Websitejoostpluijms.com
Last updatedNovember 2026

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Antoon Coolenlaan 1, 5644 RX Eindhoven

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Opening hours

Monday10:30–14:30
Tuesday09:30–14:30
WednesdayClosed
Thursday09:30–14:30
Friday10:30–14:30
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

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