Led by student-athlete Julia Pye in the Jacobson Lab, this study adapts Therabot, a chatbot originally built and clinically tested for depression and anxiety, for a sport-specific use: helping competitive rock climbers manage performance anxiety. Climbers face a unique version of this challenge, balancing real physical risk with the mental demands of performing under pressure, and up to half report anxiety symptoms that can affect both their performance and their safety. The study recruits climbers with lived experience of performance anxiety to help shape the chatbot's content, then tracks how participants respond to and engage with it over four weeks.