Canadian post-secondary students identify mental health as an important concern (Wiens et
al., 2020). While most experience good mental health (American College Health …

Mental health is a national priority and encompasses many elements, such as cognitive,
behavioral, and emotional wellbeing. Moreover, collegiate female athletes are exposed to …

The support-seeking behaviors of college athletes with career-ending injuries have not been
as extensively researched as those of college athletes who sustain injuries and return to …

The typical age of onset for mental health conditions overlaps with the average age of a
traditional college student (Hong, Keenan, & Putukian, 2018; Hunt & Eisenberg, 2010). A …

Objective: Collegiate-athletes are vulnerable to mental health disorders, such as anxiety and
depression, yet very little is known about what variables might predict the use of on-campus …

Social work in sport is a growing subspecialty of social work practice. However, there is
limited research on the training of social work students to work in a sport setting. As field …

The traits of perfectionism and aggression in modern society are pervasive. Negative effects
of both perfectionistic and aggressive behavior are well-documented, including increased …

Male athletes are less likely than female athletes to seek out support services (Barnard,
2016) despite experiencing a myriad of clinical and subclinical concerns including …

Athletic injury happens frequently and is rarely predictable. While injury is common in sport
involvement at all levels, this proposal focused on National Collegiate Athletic Association …

Athletic identity has been defined as “the extent to which an individual identifies as an
athlete” Research has shown individuals with high levels of athletic identity to be linked to …