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...research, but loosely defined, “sport” has been recorded since the beginning of documented history (The Epic of Gilgamesh from 3,500 years ago recounts scenes of wrestling and hunting) and it has been a regular mainstay of literature since then. But, exercise, as we might recognise it, being movement for the purposes of maintaining physical health, only becomes common...

...research finding from recent decades is that people on the autism spectrum typically have difficulty in understanding another person’s point of view and feelings. 8. Autism runs in families Is the answer TRUE, FALSE or DEBATABLE? Answer... TRUE In some families, autistic conditions may affect more than one person, though this isn’t always true. Parents and siblings of...

...research shows that resilience depends heavily on the support structures available. In the WSL, access to mental health care and sports psychology varies dramatically between clubs. The FA has announced plans to make wellbeing and psychology roles mandatory in WSL licensing, which is a positive step. But for many players, consistent, high-quality support remains far from...