Many college students drink heavily and experience myriad associated negative
consequences. This review suggests that a developmental perspective can facilitate a better …

Objectives To review the current research on alcohol-related violence and sports
participation. Methods The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta …

Mental illness is a growing issue for college student‐athletes. This chapter discusses the
prevalence of mental health problems on college campuses, as well as some of the most …

This study examined the athletic status differences in reported depressive symptoms
between male intercollegiate team sport athletes (n= 66) and male nonathletes (n= 51) …

Due to several factors, intercollegiate student-athletes have more demands on their time
than ever before. Many feel they have more than a full-time job when one considers the …

To become a top athlete requires time, commitment and carefully planned training. Optimum
adaptation to training requires the careful balancing of stress and recovery. The student …

College is already considered an at-risk period for the development of mental illness,
however a number of studies have suggested that certain stressors may increase student …

There is compelling evidence that college student athletes engage in frequent episodes of
heavy drinking and are prone to negative consequences resulting from such use. This study …

Student-athletes are suggested to be an at-risk population for experiencing psychological
distress, and coaches have been identified as support providers for distressed athletes …

Research has indicated that college athletes are at risk for a number of mental health
problems—including depression, substance abuse, alcohol abuse, and disordered eating …