Andrew Lewis is a registered Educational Psychologist with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and the UK’s Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), specializing in Sport Psychology. He holds a postgraduate qualification in Sport Psychology and works with individual athletes and teams at all levels, from recreational to international competition. Andrew collaborates with sport institutions and schools, publishes articles in peer-reviewed journals, newspapers, and magazines, and presents workshops and scientific papers at international and national conferences.

With an extensive sporting background, including competing in Ironman triathlons, Andrew understands the demands and pressures of competitive sports firsthand. His expertise extends to child and adolescent emotional, scholastic, and behavioral challenges, including neurodiversity conditions such as Autism and ADHD. He has experience in psychometric assessments, psychotherapy, trauma counselling, and stress management. Currently, he practices as a locum Educational Psychologist in the UK, including a role at Bedford Borough, applying his skills in various settings.

Previously, Andrew served as a senior Educational Psychologist within the UK’s NHS and held senior academic roles at the University of the Western Cape, Stellenbosch University, and the University of South Africa. There, he trained psychologists, counsellors, and teachers, lectured students, and conducted research. He also taught at two primary schools. Outside of his professional work, Andrew is the father of his adult son, Justin.

Today, Andrew consults with athletes across different sports disciplines, conducting psycho-educational assessments and therapy sessions. He offers online sessions where possible. His deep sporting background combined with his psychological expertise enables him to support athletes and youth facing emotional, scholastic, and behavioral challenges, with a focus on neurodiversity and mental resilience.