OCTOBER, 2009: Toronto Marathon

OCTOBER, 2009: Running Room re optimal mental preparation for Run for the Cure

OCTOBER, 2009: Tele-Consultation Groups for professionals October, 2009-May, 2010
-- see Services, for Professionals, for details

OCTOBER, 2009: Toronto Marathon Psyching Team

SEPTEMBER, 2009: Association for Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference, Salt Lake City, UT:

	Breathing: Our First Mental Skill [invited address]
	Doing Performance Psychology
	Positive Psychology for Optimal Performance
	Experiential workshops for Sport Psych Expo

AUGUST, 2009: American Psychological Association, Toronto, ON

	Presenter in Symposium: Publishing in Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts
	Chair and Presenter in Workshop: Performance Psychology in Action
	Discussant in Symposium: Writing
	Discussant in Symposium: Effective Interventions for Promoting Exercise

JULY, 2009: Interviewed by Dr. Ben Dean on "Performance Psychology" -- MP3 recording available on request: contact Dr. Hays

JUNE, 2009: "Your 're On! Performance Psychology in Action" at the Sport Psychology Institute, University of Southern Maine

JUNE, 2009: "Embodying Positive Psychology": Poster @ World Congress on Positive Psychology

APRIL, 2009: School of Toronto Dance Theatre

MARCH, 2009:University of Toronto Faculty of Music: "Performance Psychology for Singers" School of Toronto Dance Theatre

FEBRUARY, 2009: Mental Skills Workshop at Running Room, Toronto

Ontario Psychological Association Representative to American Psychological Association Council of Representatives (2007-2009)

Ontario Psychological Association Convention Planning Committee

American Psychological Association Committee on Structure and Function of Council (2008-2010)

Art Co-Editor, American Psychologist

Division of Exercise & Sport Psychology Ad Hoc Proficiency Committee

Hays, K. F. (Ed.) (2009). Performance psychology in action: A casebook for working with athletes, performing artists, business leaders, and professionals in high-risk occupations. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.

Hays, K. F. (2009). Energizing your practice through sport psychology. New York State Psychologist, 20, 2-6.

Blog for Psychology Today:
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/bloggers/kate-f-hays-phd

DECEMBER, 2008: Workshop with School of Toronto Dance Theatre

OCTOBER, 2008: Workshop with School of Toronto Dance Theatre

AUGUST, 2008: Mental Skills Workshop at Running Room, Toronto

AUGUST, 2008: American Psychological Association, Boston, MA 

	Chair and Presenter in Symposium: Performance Psychology in the 21st Century
	Chair and Presenter in Workshop: Breath: The Bridge Between Mind and Body

APRIL, 2008: Positive Psychology Visiting Scholar, Geelong Grammar School, Geelong, Victoria, AU 

Visiting Scholar Positive Psychology Lecture Series, Melbourne, AU, http://www.ais.vic.edu.au/schools/pubs/lecture_series_brochure.pdf

MARCH, 2008: University of Toronto Faculty of Music 

Ontario Psychological Association Representative to American Psychological Association Council of Representatives (2007-2009)

Ontario Psychological Association Convention Planning Committee

American Psychological Association Committee on Structure and Function of Council (2008-2010)

Art Co-Editor, American Psychologist

Division of Exercise & Sport Psychology Ad Hoc Proficiency Committee

OCTOBER, 2007: University of Pennsylvania, Master of Arts in Positive Psychology program: Mens sana in corpore sano

OCTOBER, 2007: Association for Applied Sport Psychology, Louisville, KY: Chair and Presenter at symposium: Motivation, self-evaluation tendencies, and well-being in dancers

OCTOBER, 2007: Director of Toronto Marathon Psyching Team

AUGUST, 2007: American Psychological Association Convention, San Francisco:

	Chair and Presenter at symposium: Performance Psychology in Action
	Symposium presentation: Changing Health Behaviors: Intersections of Exercise, Psychology, and Psychotherapy

JUNE, 2007: Discussant in workshop on Training Competent Sport Psychologists, Canadian

MAY, 2007: Workshop for National Ballet of Canada

MAY, 2007: Disordered Eating Up-Close and Personal at National Eating Disorders Information Centre Conference, Toronto

APRIL, 2007: Branksome Hall, Toronto 

MARCH, 2007: University of Toronto Faculty of Music

FEBRUARY & APRIL, 2007: Workshops on Performance Preparation for School of Toronto Dance Theatre 

JANUARY, 2007: Pax Christi Chorale

JANUARY, 2007: Workshop at Seneca College on Psychology of Performance

Ontario Psychological Association Representative to American Psychological Association Council of Representatives (2007-2009)

Chair, American Psychological Association Committee on Division/APA Relations

Division of Exercise & Sport Psychology Ad Hoc Proficiency Committee

OCTOBER, 2006: Director of Toronto Marathon Psyching Team

AUGUST, 2006: American Psychological Association annual Convention, New Orleans

Discussant in symposium, Psychologist as artist, artist as psychologist

JUNE, 2006: Workshop at Certified Professional Trainers Network Conference 2006: “Slippery Slopes: Developing and Maintaining Boundaries in Your Work”  

MARCH & APRIL, 2006: Workshops on Performance Preparation for School of Toronto Dance Theatre  

FEBRUARY, 2006: Getting Going, Keeping Going: How to Learn to Love Exercise. Workshop at University of Waterloo .

JANUARY, 2006: Mental Skills workshops with Canadian Opera Company Ensemble Studio

JANUARY, 2006: Psyching Up workshop at Beaches Running Room, Toronto  

Dr. Hays named Art Co-Editor of American Psychologist

Hays, K. F. (2006). Book favorites. AAASP Newsletter

Hays, K. F. (2006). Being Fit: The Ethics of Practice Diversification in Performance Psychology. Professional Psychology: Research & Practice.

Hays, K. F. (2006). Co-editor of special section of Professional Psychology: Research & Practice on Performance Psychology

Hays, K. F., & Katchen, K. (2006). Reaching out, reaching in: Two examples of public education. Professional Psychology: Research & Practice. 

OCTOBER, 2005: Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology Annual Conference, Vancouver , BC

	Workshop Participant: Theories and constructs for performance excellence.
	Workshop Participant: Media messaging: Some general media principles + doing radio interviews.

OCTOBER, 2005: Director of Toronto Marathon Psyching Team

SEPTEMBER, 2005: The Mental Benefits of Physical Activity. Southdown Institute, Aurora , ON .

SEPTEMBER, 2005: Psyching Up workshop at Beaches Running Room, Toronto

AUGUST, 2005: American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington , DC :

	Symposium Participant: Exercise: A Path to Care of Body, Mind, and Spirit
	Chair, Award Ceremony for Division of Exercise & Sport Psychology Distinguished Contributions to Education (awarded to Michael Sachs, Ph.D.)
	Ontario Representative to Council of Representatives

JUNE, 2005 : Cross-Country Mind-Body Media Tour (Halifax, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary )  

JUNE 2, 2005 : Participant concerning “Exercise and Physical Activity” during Conversation Evening on Psychology and Wellness, sponsored by the Ontario Psychological Association Section on Independent Practice  

APRIL, 2005: Workshop on Mental Preparation for Optimal Performance @ Cardinal Carter Academy of the Arts

MARCH, 2005: Workshops on Performance Preparation for School of Toronto Dance Theatre

FEBRUARY, 2005: Workshop on Move Your Body, Tone Your Mood @ Unitarian Congregation of South Peel, Mississauga  

DECEMBER, 2004: Guest art editor for American Psychologist

NOVEMBER, 2004: Dr. Hays presented day-long workshops in Kitchener and Ottawa, ON for the CITE.

OCTOBER, 2004: For the sixth year, Dr. Hays led the Psyching Team for the Toronto Marathon. For more information about these services, see http://www.torontomarathon.com/healthwellness.shtml. The services of the Psyching Team were featured in the Toronto Star. If you are interested in participating with the next Psyching Team, please contact Dr. Hays directly.

OCTOBER, 2004: Symposium: Marathons from Start to Finish, Annual Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Minneapolis

AUGUST, 2004: American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Honolulu

	Recipient of the Division of Exercise & Sport Psychology Bruce Ogilvie Award for Professional Practice
	Workshop and Symposium Participant: Sport Psychology Proficiency workshop: Clinical and Counseling Issues Get Published Peak Performance Consulting: Being Fit

MAY, 2004: Speaker at OPA-sponsored “Mental Health Tune-Up” on the subject of Move Your Body, Tone Your Mood

FEBRUARY, 2004: Key Skills in Performance Psychology Consultation. Annual Convention of the Ontario Psychological Association, Toronto

FEBRUARY, 2004. Invited speaker, Wyoming Psychological Association.

JANUARY, 2004: Appointed as Ontario representative to the American Psychological Association Council of Representatives (2004-2006)

WINTER, 2004: Course AEC1275H SI L0101 at the University of Toronto . Special Topics in Counseling Psychology: Performance Psychology: Consulting for Peak Performance. 

OCTOBER 18-19, 2003 . Dr. Hays again led the Psyching Team for the Toronto Marathon. For more information about these services, see http://www.torontomarathon.com/healthwellness.shtml. The Psyching Team was featured in a segment of the Discovery Channel’s program, Daily Planet. If you are interested in participating with the next Psyching Team, please contact Dr. Hays directly.

OCTOBER 10, 2003. Taking Inventory: Are you ready for Performance Consulting? Colloquium. Annual Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology, Philadelphia.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2003. Dr. Hays was interviewed for a segment of the Discovery Channel’s program, Daily Planet, concerning Stage Fright.

AUGUST 7-10, 2003 American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Toronto

	August 7, 2003: Participant in Plenary Session: Mental Preparation for Professional Athletes and Performing Artists: A Dialogue
	August 9, 2003: Psyching Teams: The Tangible Metaphors of Giving Sport Psychology Away. Presidential Address, Division 47.
	August 10, 2003: Co-chair and participant: You’re On! Consulting for Peak Performance.

MAY 31, 2003. Working It Out: Using Exercise in Psychotherapy. Workshop. New York State Psychological Association Convention, Kerhonksen, NY.

MAY 31, 2003. Get Your Practice Moving: New Opportunities. Keynote address. New York State Psychological Association Convention, Kerhonksen, NY.

MAY 7, 2003: Mental Health Tune-Up

APRIL 24, 2003. Ten Tips for Psyching Up. Running Room, Toronto.

APRIL 23, 2003. Seven Habits for Success. OPA-sponsored Lunch and Learn seminar, The International Group, Toronto.

APRIL 17, 2003. Mental Health Wellness—How to Keep Fit. OPA-sponsored Lunch and Learn seminar, CNC Global, Toronto.

MARCH 6, 2003. April 24, 2003. Ten Tips for Psyching Up. Running Room, Toronto.

FEBRUARY 21, 2003. Working with the Media to Promote Psychology. Symposium participant. Annual Convention of the Ontario Psychological Association, Toronto.

FEBRUARY 20, 2003. Performers: When Perfect is the Only Thing. Chair and participant in symposium, Perfectionism: Good, bad, or always ugly? Annual Convention of the Ontario Psychological Association, Toronto.

DECEMBER 2, 2002 Dr. Hays has presented a workshop on performance to music students at the University of Western Ontario

OCTOBER 20, 2002 For the fourth year, Dr. Hays led the Psyching Team at the Canadian International Marathon. Over 400 runners were given mental skills tips and support prior to and after the race by twenty-two psychologists, sport psychologists, and graduate students. This successful program was highlighted through an interview with Dr. Hays on CBC's Metro Morning on October 21, as well as in a write-up in the Toronto Star. For more information on the Psyching Team, see http://www.torontomarathon.com/healthwellness.shtml

SEPTEMBER 22, 2002 Presentation on Psychology as a Business as part of the Ontario Psychological Association-sponsored seminar series "Legal, Ethical and Professional Issues in Psychology"

SEPTEMBER 28, 2002 Keynote speaker @ Sport CARE Women's College/Sunnybrook Hospital Conference: Being Fit, Being Female: Exercise Prescription through a Woman's Lifecycle. 

AUGUST 22-25, 2002 American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Chicago

	AUGUST 22, 2002: Inaugural showing of video interview on Exercise, as part of the APA Psychotherapy Video Series III: Behavioral  Health and Health Counseling
	AUGUST 22, 2002, 10:30 a.m. Booth 326 Convention Floor:  Meet Dr Hays as she joins Dr Dr. Jon Carlson, producer of the Behavioral Health and Health Counseling video series
	AUGUST 22, 2002: Chair of Division 47 Awards Ceremony
	AUGUST 23, 2002: Participant in symposium Psychology of the Dancer/Athlete
	AUGUST 23, 2002: Chair, Division 47 Keynote presentation by Gloria Balague, Ph.D.
	AUGUST 23, 2002: Participant in discussion  on update of Division 47 Proficiency Proposal
	AUGUST 23, 2002: Chair, Division 47 Business Meeting
	Release of  Exercise video, part of the APA Psychotherapy Video Series III: Behavioral Health and Health Counseling (descriptions of all the tapes in the series and an order form can be found at http://www.apa.org/videos/series3.html).

JULY/AUGUST, 2002.  Dr Hays is quoted in "If you do just one thing, make it exercise", APA Monitor on Psychology, July/August 2002 issue

JUNE 16, 2002. Motivation for Running a Race-and Beyond. Runners Shop, Toronto.

MAY 29, 2002. Ten Tips for Psyching Up. Sevenoaks (Kent, UK) Athletic Club

APRIL 24, 2002. Working it out: Research, training, and practice questions in exercise and sport psychology. University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK.

APRIL 7, 2002. Ten Tips for Psyching Up. Runners Shop, Toronto.

APRIL, 2002. Publication of book chapter: Hays, K. F. & Smith, R. J. (2002). Incorporating sport and exercise psychology into clinical practice. In J. L. Van Raalte & B. W. Brewer (Eds.) Exploring sport and exercise psychology (2nd ed.) (pp. 479-502). Washington, DC: American Psychological Association.

MARCH, 2002. Publication of book: Hays, K. F. (2002). Move your body, tone your mood. Oakland, CA: New Harbinger.