The Psychology of Sport Injury and Rehabilitation is a textbook written by internationally recognized experts. This reference work covers the role of sports psychology in preventing sports injuries, rehabilitation, and the return to participation. It describes a holistic and interprofessional approach to managing sports injuries, based on the latest scientific insights.
The text uses case studies to clarify the application of psychological interventions in recovery processes. Sports-psychology skills are employed to promote recovery and support athletes’ well-being, both throughout the rehabilitation process and when returning to sports activities.
This fully revised second edition is relevant for students, academics, and professionals working in sports psychology, sports medicine, coaching, and related care disciplines. The work is firmly grounded in biopsychosocial theory and provides a comprehensive overview of the psychological aspects of sports injury prevention and rehabilitation.