Sport Psychologist
Favourite Sporting Moment: Jonty Rhodes’ spectacular run out of Inzamam-ul-Haq during the 1992 Cricket World Cup. This ‘Superman moment’ put the young South African on the map as one of the best fielders ever to play the game.
Psychologist Registration Number with Psychology Board of Australia: PSY0001372747
Healthcare Provider Identifier – Individual (HPI–I): 8003610005374562
More About Gareth …
Gareth J. Mole was the ‘first’ of our psychologists, starting the company in 2005. Under his guidance, Condor Performance has become one of the world’s premier sport and performance psychology practices.
Gareth earned full registration as a psychologist after completing his Master’s of Sport Psychology at the University of Western Sydney (2004 – 2005) in Australia. Before that, his BSc (Psychology) was through the University of Leeds (United Kingdom) and the University of Salamanca (Spain) from 1996 to 1999.
In some circles, he is seen as a controversial trailblazer among a new generation of sports psychologists who are looking to change how the profession is perceived and how they consult.
Gareth has been a proud member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc. (AAPi) since 2020. AAPi is a values-driven national professional peak body for psychologists that aims to preserve Australia’s rich diversity of psychological practices.
He currently splits his working time between coaching his select batch of sporting clients and helping General Manager David Barracosa manage and supervise the rest of the Condor Performance team to ensure they, like our clients, are constantly improving.
As an applied sport psychologist, Gareth J. Mole is a hard-core behaviourist. His default approach is to help his clients change (improve) their actions. This framework lends itself to the elite competitive sport where the winners did the best (not who thought or felt the best).
Gareth J. Mole is fluent in Spanish due to his time living in Spain and Colombia. He also has significant international travel experience, which, combined with the above, makes him one of the most sought-after sport psychologists.
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