Scott has a particular interest in how our sense of identity as athletes/performers affects both our lives and our performance in the endeavours we undertake, including high performance sport, art, business, being a good friend, partner, parent and so on. He has some unique ways of helping people connect with a sense of identity that fits best with both their values and sense of purpose in the world, as well as high-performance goals they have. His consulting clients include high-performance athletes, business leaders and performing artists. He also provides psychotherapy for adults as well as teens and children. He speaks on a number of topics from sport and workplace performance, to the importance of laughter and play in work and life, gender issues, and the professional helping relationship. Scott was awarded the Jim Henderson Dedicated Service Award in Health and Performance Psychology in 2012.