Youth sport environments never sit still, and over the last few years we’ve watched plenty of changes up close, most of them…
Nobody Gave Me a Manual
Nobody Gave Me a Manual: the book we have been building for seven years. Pre-orders are now open for the first book…
Expanding work in the women’s and girls’ game in 2026-27
New York Red Bulls Academy Partnership
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Creating a positive environment
Why do your play sport and what is motivating you at the moment?
by Gordon MacLelland 11th June 2025Have you ever asked your children, ‘Why do you play sport?’ This is one of the questions we ask all parents to…
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Creating a positive environmentEditor's Pick
Steel Sports Partnership
by Gordon MacLelland 5th June 2025Working with Parents in Sport are excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership with ‘Steel Sports.’ Steel Sports is a social impact organisation committed…
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Mental Health Awareness Week has just passed and it has been another reminder to pause and reflect on how we’re really doing…
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WWPIS Announce New Partnership with Gymnastics Canada
by Gordon MacLelland 25th April 2025The work of ‘Working with Parents in Sport’ continues to grow across the globe with the announcement of a new and exciting…
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WWPIS are excited to announce a new partnership with Swim England North East. Our first session took place this week delivering virtually…
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Creating a positive environmentEditor's Pick
WWPIS projects expanding in the USA
by Gordon MacLelland 22nd February 2025We have just returned from an incredible week in North Carolina both personally and professionally. Back in the UK we have been…
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Creating a positive environment
The Young Player Wellbeing Podcast
by Gordon MacLelland 17th January 2025CEO Gordon MacLelland recently joined Brad Fullarton and Antonio Capasso on the Young Player Wellbeing Podcast. In sport, it can be quick…
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Working with Parents in Sport were featured on Sky Sports for their in-depth mini-documentary series “Chasing the Dream” gaining a closer look…
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Getting better requires being willing to have a go and get it wrong. Reposted with the kind permission of Paul Gamble of…




























