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...Counseling in Sports Medicine, Leeds, Human Kinetics, pp. 23–40. Williams, J. M. and Andersen, M. B. (1998) ‘Psychosocial antecedents of sport injury: review and critique of the stress and injury model’, Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, vol. 10, no. 1, pp. 5–25...Session 3: Can psychological factors increase the risk of injury?: Further reading - The FA (2015)...

...Counselling athletes in career transitions: The five-step career planning strategy, Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 1(2), pp. 95−105. Torregrosa, M., Ramis, Y., Pallarés, S., Azócar, F. and Selva, C. (2015) ‘Olympic athletes back to retirement: A qualitative longitudinal study’, Psychology of sport and exercise, (21), pp. 50−6...Session 1: The athlete’s...

...counselling interventions, such as mindfulness. And there have been some developments, in terms of bespoke strategies, for particular groups of carers. For example, dementia carers, there's a program called START, which is a manual based coping strategy to reduce the effective symptoms and depression in carers. It's actually, the full name, is Strategies For Relatives,...

...counselling, health education, social support and financial incentives. Interestingly, financial incentives emerged as four times as effective as any other intervention (25% versus 6%). One limitation was that all the evidence on financial incentives came from studies in the USA. (Source: Ierfino et al., 2015) Case study: Adele Pacini (Mindfulness for later life) I am a...

...counselling and undertaking advocacy work. However, with cybercrime directed at the person, the issue of victim blaming is important to consider, drawing more specifically on research into public attitudes towards sexual violence that place the blame for onto the victims...The psychology of cybercrime: 3.2 Victim blaming - When a crime is committed, the victims themselves...