Titlebook: Mental Health in the Athlete; Modern Perspectives Eugene Hong,Ashwin L. Rao Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Addiction.ADHD.C

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Mental Health in the Pediatric Athlete, of sport on self-esteem and mental health. Children and adolescents with anxiety, depression, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and conduct disorder (CD) benefit when parents, coaches, and healthcare providers are knowledgeable on how to adapt the sporting experience to the needs of

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Pathological Exercise,tion is an increased risk for detrimental behaviors such as pathological exercise. Athletes can have a certain body image ideal for their sport such as thinness, muscularity, or leanness that they may view as capable of improving their performance. They may be asked to consider specific weight limit

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,Mental Health Treatment Engagement of Athletes: Self-Determination Theory as a “Prescription for Ex Unfortunately, social stigma and stereotypes regarding mental illness, along with competitive performance pressures, can foster denial and avoidance of one’s distress, especially for the athlete who feels a need to conform to the athletic ideal of self-sufficiency, imperturbability, and action over

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Mindfulness Approaches to Athlete Well-Being,sport domain is in its relative infancy, there has been significant growth in recent years in terms of mindfulness research and application in both clinical and sport psychology. Based upon this research literature, the present chapter described how MBIs can be utilized to help athletes deal with sp

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Kevin Moorexamples of globally competitive, worker-managed cooperatives. This chapter makes a systematic comparison of the innovative and evolving mechanisms developed by these networks to mitigate the disadvantages inherent in the typical cooperative structure, but without substantially forgoing or compromisi