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The Contribution of Exercise and Sport to Mental Health Promotion in Serious Mental Illness: An Interpretive Project

David Carless Leeds Metropolitan University
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Kitrina Douglas University of Bristol
Pages 5-12 | Published online: 30 Jan 2012

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Kate Hefferon, Rebecca Mallery, Chloe Gay & Simeon Elliott. (2013) ‘Leave all the troubles of the outside world’: a qualitative study on the binary benefits of ‘Boxercise’ for individuals with mental health difficulties. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health 5:1, pages 80-102.
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David Carless & Kitrina Douglas. 2010. Sport and Physical Activity for Mental Health. Sport and Physical Activity for Mental Health 166 175 .

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