In this episode, we explore how the newly proposed Touch Avoidance Questionnaire (TAQ) can be adapted to empower visually impaired individuals in sport psychology settings. While the original TAQ focused on clinical contexts, the new version would instead emphasize touch as a tool for confidence and participation in physical activities. Join me as we discuss how this research can shape individualized training, improve team dynamics, and monitor progress—creating inclusive, tailored interventions that help visually impaired individuals thrive.