Building Resilient Performers
Evidence-Based Mental Performance Model (MPM) for All Performers
Supporting performers aged 12+ to develop psychological skills that enhance both performance and personal wellbeing—in sport, performing arts, academics, and beyond.
Trusted Credentials
AHPRA
Registered Psychologist
PSY0002297677
Trusted
by Performers
Evidence-Based
Approach
Meet Aaron Williams
Registered Psychologist & Founder of RAW Edge Performance
Mental Performance Model (MPM)
A comprehensive, evidence-based framework built on three integrated pillars
Mental Fitness
Psychological flexibility, emotional regulation, and cognitive skills using ACT Matrix methodology.
Social Fitness
Team dynamics, communication skills, and building supportive relationships in performance contexts.
Neuro Fitness
Visual-cognitive training, reaction time, and neuroscience-based performance enhancement.
Welcome to RAW Edge Performance
Meet Aaron Williams and learn how we help performers build mental resilience.
Our Services
Comprehensive support for performers at every stage of their journey
Psychological Counselling
One-on-one sessions addressing performance anxiety, motivation, and mental wellbeing.
Psycho-Education Programs
Structured learning programs teaching mental skills and psychological concepts.
Senaptec Training
Visual-cognitive assessment and training using Senaptec technology.
Group Programs
Team workshops and group sessions for clubs, ensembles, and organizations.
About Aaron Williams
Aaron Williams is an AHPRA-registered psychologist specializing in performance psychology and youth development. Based in Perth, Western Australia, Aaron works with performers across Australia.
With experience in performance psychology, Aaron developed the Mental Performance Model (MPM) – an evidence-based framework integrating psychological flexibility, social connection, and neuroscience-based training.
Qualifications:
- AHPRA Registered Psychologist (PSY0002297677)
- Focus: Youth Mental Performance
- Certified Senaptec Visual Performance Specialist
- ACT Matrix Practitioner
Who We Help
Young Performers (12+)
Developing mental skills for performance, managing pressure, and building resilience—in sport, performing arts, or academics.
Parents & Families
Understanding how to support your young performer’s mental wellbeing and performance journey.
Coaches & Directors
Training and resources to integrate mental performance principles into your coaching or directing practice.
Organizations
Comprehensive programs for sporting clubs, performing arts organizations, and educational institutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages do you work with?
We work with performers aged 10 and up. Our Rising programs (ages 12-14) and 16+ programs cater to different developmental stages. We also provide services for parents, coaches, and organizations.
What is the MPM Framework?
The Mental Performance Model (MPM) is our evidence-based framework built on three pillars: Mental Fitness (psychological flexibility using ACT), Social Fitness (team dynamics and relationships), and Neuro Fitness (visual-cognitive training).
Do you only work with athletes?
No. While many of our clients are athletes, our programs are designed for all performers—musicians, dancers, actors, students, and anyone who wants to perform better under pressure.
Do you offer online sessions?
Yes, we offer both in-person sessions in Perth and online sessions for performers anywhere in Australia.
What is Senaptec training?
Senaptec is a visual-cognitive assessment and training system that measures and improves visual skills crucial to performance, including reaction time, eye-hand coordination, and visual processing speed.
How do I get started?
You can book a consultation directly through our booking page, or submit an Expression of Interest form and we’ll be in touch to discuss your needs.
Get In Touch
Ready to start your mental performance journey? Contact us today.
Aaron Williams is an AHPRA-registered psychologist (Registration: PSY0002297677). The information provided on this website is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute psychological advice. Individual results may vary based on personal circumstances and commitment to the program. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or your local emergency services.