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An Examination of Psychological Variables Affecting Injured Athletes Prior to Returning to Play
… in a variety of different sports and affects athletes in a number of different ways. Following injury, athletic identity is often lost, bringing upon feelings of anger and depression (Brewer, 1993; Fortunato & Marchant, 1999). As athletes begin to re-enter sports, lower levels of …
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Athletic Training Students' Perceptions and Use of Sport Psychology Services
… of psychological interventions in treating injured athletes (Brewer, Van Raalte, & Linder, 1991; Ford & Gordon. 1997; Francis, Andersen. & Maley. 2000; Larson. Starkey. & Zaichkowsky, 1996; Wiese. Weiss, & Yukelson. 1991). Limited research has examined athletic trainers' education of sport …
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Psychological rehabilitation from sport injury: issues in training and development of chartered physiotherapists
… in providing psychological rehabilitation to athletes during sport injury, very little research exists outside North America, Australia, and New Zealand (e.g., Hemmings & Povey, 2002). Thus, the main purpose of this research was to explore the role of UK chartered physiotherapists in the …
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Training athletic trainers in the delivery of sport psychology rehabilitation interventions
… that athletic trainers are ideal to teach athletes psychological skills. The most effective way to integrate psychological skills in rehabilitation may be to have athletic trainers work with athletes on both the physical and psychological recovery from injury. Previous research by Roepke …
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The role of the coach-athlete relationship during rehabilitation following severe knee injury in adolescent athletes
… are vital during rehabilitation, supporting athletes with psychological challenges associated with injury recovery. While athletes appreciate coaches' involvement during rehabilitation, their satisfaction with the support delivered is varied. The coach-athlete dyad is the most instrumental …
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INJURY RATES, SEVERITY OF INJURY, AND ACCESS TO SPECIALTY HEALTH CARE OF AMERICAN INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES IN MONTANA
… Sustaining an injury can be devastating to AI athletes that live on or near a reservation due to the rural location and disparities in health care. Objective: To determine Montana’s AI high school athletes’ injury rates, severity of injury, the current level of medical supervision, and type of …
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INJURY RATES, SEVERITY OF INJURY, AND ACCESS TO SPECIALTY HEALTH CARE OF AMERICAN INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES IN MONTANA
… Sustaining an injury can be devastating to AI athletes that live on or near a reservation due to the rural location and disparities in health care. Objective: To determine Montana’s AI high school athletes’ injury rates, severity of injury, the current level of medical supervision, and type of …
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Perceptions of the Psychological Rehabilitation of a Student-Athlete with an injury in Sport at the NCAA Division I Level : A Narrative Approach of Student-Athletes and Athletic Trainers
… & Lavallee, 2007). Those working directly with injured athletes are in a unique position to administer both physiological and psychological rehabilitation. Research has surfaced regarding the need of athletic trainers to also focus on the mental aspects of recovery (Barefield & McCallister, …
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Addressing Mental Health Issues and the Effectiveness of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness-Based Interventions among Athletes
… mental health concerns among competitive athletes and evaluates psychological interventions to address these challenges. Specifically, the review explores the mental health concerns experienced by athletes engaged in high-level sport. It examines whether cognitive behavioral therapy and …
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The Road to Recovery: Injured Athlete's Perspectives on Recovery Through Social Support
<p>Injured athletes’ perspectives on different aspect of their recovery process were analyzed using concepts such as social support, responsiveness, and self-disclosure based on three different sources: coaches, trainers, and teammates. 39 participants were used for this study. With an age range …
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Error-Related Theta Dynamics and Single-Trial Cognitive Control in Sports-Related Concussion
Athletes in contact sports can sustain concussions that damage brain circuits important for cognitive control of behavior. When healthy participants err, a cascade of neural dynamics is apparent across the scalp, and this neural activity predicts participants’ learning from mistakes and inhibiting …
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Relaxation and Guided Imagery in the Sport Rehabilitation Context: A Qualitative and Quantitative Design
… at a rate of 17 million per year, and 8 of 10 athletes become injured during high school and college (Robbins & Rosenfeld, 2001). Injured athletes may experience tension, loneliness, fear, shock/disbelief, and uncertainty of the future (Evan & Hardy, 2002b; Udry et al., 1997). Athletes also …
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Length Of Playing Time and Previous History of Injury as Predictors of Readiness to Return to Play
<p>Between 5-19% of injured athletes report psychological distress levels similar to individuals receiving treatment for mental health problems as a result of their injury. Athletes who return to sport before they are psychologically ready can experience fear, anxiety, re-injury, injury to addition …
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The Experiences of Athletes Rehabilitating From Season Ending Injuries and Their Perceived Value of Psychological Interventions: Three Case Studies
Research has shown that athletes who sustain injury often experience negative emotions such as anger, anxiety, and depressed mood, and that a negative psychological state can have a detrimental effect on injury rehabilitation and return to sport. For the most part, researchers have focused on …
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Ανάλυση της κινησιοφοβίας και της ψυχολογικής επανένταξης σε αθλητές μετά από τραυματισμό: συγκριτική εφαρμογή των ερωτηματολογίων TSK- 17 και PRIA- RS
… και PRIA-RS (Psychological Readiness of Injured Athletes to Return to Sport), μαζί με ερωτήσεις για πόνο (VAS), δημογραφικά χαρακτηριστικά, συμμετοχή σε συνεδρίες φυσικοθεραπείας και προπονητικές συνήθειες. Η στατιστική ανάλυση πραγματοποιήθηκε στο SPSS με χρήση συσχετίσεων και συγκρίσεων …
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Effects of deep-water running and land-based running program on aerobic power, physical fitness and motivation on female youth footballers
… runners and as a rehabilitation tool for injured athletes. To date, long-distance runners have shown that they can use deep-water running without negatively affecting physical fitness parameters, such as VO2max compared to land-based running sessions. The main objective of this randomized …
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Stress, attention and sports injury
… 86 females) competitive contact team sport athletes in Melbourne clubs, who completed the Athletic Life Experience Survey (ALES) and Injury Surveillance System (ISS) to assess the stress-injury relationship. Injured athletes had higher ALES negative scores than athletes who were not injured. …
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Investigating the Effects of Modeling and Imagery on Psychological Factors in the Context of a Hypothetical Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury
… exercise activities, it is difficult to study injured athletes with similar injuries all occurring within the same time frame. Therefore, a scenario protocol was used in the study which described the occurrence of an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. The purpose of this study was to …
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Best medical care practices in sport: investigating the barriers to the implementation in the developing countries. Uganda as a case study
… level of participation. Any injury affects the athletes‘ health status. To mitigate this risk, international sporting organizations provide guidelines, and mandates the proper evaluation and care for athletes before, during and after training or participation in competition. Despite the …
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Strength and power assessment in rehabilitation: profiling the athlete’s return to sport journey following ACL reconstruction
… differences between the ACL reconstructed and uninjured limb in SLDJ performance (d = 0.92 – 1.05), kinetic (d = 0.62 – 0.71) and kinematic variables (d = 0.56) were evident. Stronger athletes jumped higher (p = 0.002; d = 0.85), produced greater concentric (p = 0.001; d = 0.85) and eccentric …