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Emma Kavanagh, Adi Adams & Terri Harvey. (2023) Encountering unsettling stories of sport coaching violence: practitioner reflections on attending an interactive and immersive installation on the topic of abuse in sport. Sports Coaching Review 0:0, pages 1-21.
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Alessandro Quartiroli, Christopher R. D. Wagstaff, Rebecca A. Zakrajsek, Sharon M. Knight & Edward F. Etzel. (2022) The role of self-care and professional quality of life in sustaining a long-lasting career in sport psychology: A qualitative exploration. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 34:6, pages 1334-1351.
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Nick Wadsworth, Hayley McEwan, Moira Lafferty, Martin Eubank & David Tod. (2021) A systematic review exploring the reflective accounts of applied sport psychology practitioners. International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology 0:0, pages 1-27.
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Lee-Ann Sharp, Ken Hodge & Steven Danish. (2021) “I Wouldn’t Want to Operate without It”: The Ethical Challenges Faced by Experienced Sport Psychology Consultant’s and Their Engagement with Supervision. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 33:3, pages 259-279.
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S. Defruyt, P. Wylleman, N. Stambulova, S. Cecić Erpič, M. Graczyk & K. De Brandt. (2021) Competencies of dual career support providers (DCSPs): A scenario-specific perspective. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 19:1, pages 43-60.
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Rebecca F. Hings, Christopher R. D. Wagstaff, Valerie Anderson, Sarah Gilmore & Richard C. Thelwell. (2020) Better Preparing Sports Psychologists for the Demands of Applied Practice: The Emotional Labor Training Gap. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 32:4, pages 335-356.
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Artur Poczwardowski. (2019) Deconstructing sport and performance psychology consultant: Expert, person, performer, and self-regulator. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 17:5, pages 427-444.
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Martin Eubank & Mark Forshaw. (2019) Professional doctorates for practitioner psychologists: understanding the territory and its impact on programme development. Studies in Continuing Education 41:2, pages 141-156.
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Alessandro Quartiroli, Edward F. Etzel, Sharon M. Knight & Rebecca A. Zakrajsek. (2019) Self-Care as Key to Others' Care: The Perspectives of Globally Situated Experienced Senior-Level Sport Psychology Practitioners. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 31:2, pages 147-167.
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Janaina Lima Fogaca, Saemi Lee, Courtney Joseph, Dawn E Clifford, Natalie Papini & Jonathan S Lee. (2022) University peer health coaches’ perceptions of learning and applying motivational interviewing. Health Education Journal 82:1, pages 28-40.
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Hayley E. McEwan & David Tod. (2023) Trainee clinical, and sport and exercise psychologists’ experiences of professional development: A longitudinal study. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 64, pages 102343.
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Daryl Verner, Charlotte Chandler & Philip Clarke. (2021) Exploring the Contribution of Personal Qualities to the Personal and Professional Development of Trainee Sport Psychology Practitioners’ Within the Individuation Process. Physical Culture and Sport. Studies and Research 92:1, pages 43-54.
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Daniel R.F. Martin, Alessandro Quartiroli & Christopher R.D. Wagstaff. (2021) An Exploration of Sport Psychology Professional Quality of Life in British Neophyte Practitioners. The Sport Psychologist 35:4, pages 329-339.
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Alessandro Quartiroli, Justine Vosloo, Shelby N. Anderson, Jaclyn Ditter & Meghan Keeley. (2021) The transnational experience of sport psychology practitioners from training to practice. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 54, pages 101903.
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Nick Wadsworth, Hayley McEwan, Moira Lafferty, Martin Eubank & David Tod. (2021) Stories of Critical Moments Contributing to the Development of Applied Sport Psychology Practitioners. The Sport Psychologist 35:1, pages 11-21.
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Michelle Smith, Hayley E. McEwan, David Tod & Amanda Martindale. (2019) UK Trainee Sport and Exercise Psychologists’ Perspectives on Developing Professional Judgment and Decision-Making Expertise During Training. The Sport Psychologist 33:4, pages 334-343.
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Alessandro Quartiroli, Edward F. Etzel, Sharon M. Knight & Rebecca A. Zakrajsek. (2019) The Multifaceted Meaning of Sport Psychology Professional Quality of Life. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology 13:4, pages 645-667.
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Hayley E. McEwan, David Tod & Martin Eubank. (2019) The rocky road to individuation: Sport psychologists’ perspectives on professional development. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 45, pages 101542.
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Moira Lafferty, Brian Hemmings, Jonathan Katz, Matthew Cunliffe & Martin Eubank. (2019) Many roads can lead to Rome – Supervisors’ perspectives on successful supervision and its challenges. Sport & Exercise Psychology Review 15:2, pages 14-20.
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David Tod, James Hardy, David Lavallee, Martin Eubank & Noora Ronkainen. (2019) Practitioners’ narratives regarding active ingredients in service delivery: Collaboration-based problem solving. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 43, pages 350-358.
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Alessandro Quartiroli, Sharon M. Knight, Edward F. Etzel & Rebecca A. Zakrajsek. (2019) Fostering and Sustaining Sport Psychology Professional Quality of Life: The Perspectives of Senior-Level, Experienced Sport Psychology Practitioners. The Sport Psychologist 33:2, pages 148-158.
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Paul Wylleman. (2019) An organizational perspective on applied sport psychology in elite sport. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 42, pages 89-99.
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Janaina Lima Fogaca, Sam J. Zizzi & Mark B. Andersen. (2018) Walking Multiple Paths of Supervision in American Sport Psychology: A Qualitative Tale of Novice Supervisees’ Development. The Sport Psychologist 32:2, pages 156-165.
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Roland Seiler, Marc Blaser, Eva Stocker & Nicola Jänsch. (2018) Strukturmerkmale des Berufsfelds Sportpsychologie in der Schweiz. Zeitschrift für Sportpsychologie 25:1, pages 33-44.
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David Tod, R.I. (Vana) Hutter & Martin Eubank. (2017) Professional development for sport psychology practice. Current Opinion in Psychology 16, pages 134-137.
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Claire-Marie Roberts, Andrea L. Faull & David Tod. (2016) Blurred lines: Performance Enhancement, Common Mental Disorders and Referral in the U.K. Athletic Population. Frontiers in Psychology 7.
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