Mark A. Campbell

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About Mark A. Campbell

Mark A Campbell shares his unique blend of holistic education, application, and experience with audiences all over the country. He is nationally known for his work in the field of performance psychology, specifically with managing different types of adversity. He has a passion for using his experience and expertise to help improve performances in all areas of life. His diverse background affords him the ability to help audiences see the world through many lenses, creating lasting change. He is a Certified Wellness Practitioner (CWP) and Certified Workplace Wellness Speciakist and serves as the Senior Fellow for Healthcare ans Ability at the National Wellness Institute. Mark has worked with performers at every competition level in sports medicine, performance psychology, and wellness roles. He extends beyond sport, working with some of the world’s most elite performers in fields ranging from business to entertainment and the Military. Mark is a sought-after speaker and consultant, working with organizations around the world. Mark was the Master Trainer and Lead for the U.S. Army’s performance psychology program, focusing his efforts on Army Medicine and Wounded Warrior care. He created programs, policies, and training for all U.S. Army wounded/ill/injured Soldiers, families, and caregivers. Mark also taught wellness-based classes for Army caregivers and helped to establish the DoD Warrior Games. He led a team that utilized mental skills training to optimize adaptive sport performances, assisting in a more successful transition process. He then served as the Human Performance and Wellness Advisor for the Armed Forces Services Corporation and the Senior Subject Matter Expert for the Military Adaptive Sports Program at the Secretary of Defense Warrior Care and Policy Office. In this position, Mark helped Senior Government/Military officials from 14 Allied nations create wellness and performance-based programs for their wounded warrior populations. He was one of the primary U.S. planners for the Invictus Games, working closely with the Ministry of Defense. Mark spent five years as the Director of Mental Conditioning for the 2019 World Series Champion Washington Nationals Baseball Club, creating a mental/emotional well-being system for players, coaches, and staff. Mark has been practicing mindfulness for over 20 years and uses it as the foundation for his performance and wellness-based work. He is an active contributor to Mindful.org and a sought-after speaker and practitioner for wellness/performance/mindfulness-related experiences.