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Intro
Foreword
Preface
Contents
Part I: Factors Affecting Mental Health in Athletes
A Proposed Novel Multidisciplinary Approach to the Care of the Young Athlete
1 Introduction
1.1 Global Overview
1.2 General Youth Sports Research
1.3 The Potential Value of Youth Sports Participation
2 Youth Sports and Mental Health
3 The Professionalization of Youth Sports
3.1 Developmental Considerations
4 Overview of the Suggested Model
5 Level I: Introduction to Youth Sports: The Player, Parent, Coach, and Peers
5.1 The Player
5.2 The Parent/Guardian
5.3 The Coach
5.4 Peers
6 Level II: Greater Interaction among Level I Contributors
6.1 The Player
6.2 The Parent
6.3 The Coach
6.4 Peers
7 Level III: Interdisciplinary, Professional Sports Science Care
7.1 Teachers
7.2 Primary Care Physicians
7.3 Sport Psychologist
7.4 Sport Psychiatry
8 Level IV: External Forces
9 Case
9.1 Application of the Model to Martin
10 Future Directions
10.1 Youth Sports Programs
10.2 Coach Training
10.3 Sports Science Practitioners
10.4 Final Discussion
References
Gender Differences in the Psychiatric Treatment of Athletes
1 Current Research of Gender Differences in the Psychopathology of Athletes
1.1 Mood Disorders
1.2 Anxiety Disorders
1.3 The Female Athletic Triad
1.4 Eating Disorders
1.5 Substance Use
2 Clinical Cases [6]
3 The Interdisciplinary Team: Duties Supporting Male and Female Athletes [7]
4 Key Points
5 Summary and Future Direction
References
Further Reading
Transcultural and Cultural Aspects of Sport Psychiatry
1 Introduction
2 Stigma, Health Belief Systems, Idioms of Distress, and Public Health
3 Interpreters, Language, and Cultural Formulations
4 Case Example 1
5 Treatment and Transcultural Psychotherapy
6 Case 2
7 Politics in Sport
8 Physical Factors
9 What Can the Athletes, Team Members, and Caregivers Do?
10 Short Summary and Checklist: What to Take Home
11 Conclusions
References
Sport and Human Rights
1 Introduction
2 Human Rights: Standards of Relevance
2.1 Article 1
2.2 Article 2
2.3 Article 3
3 Case Example
4 Possible Interventions
5 Giving Asylum
6 Role of the Multidisciplinary Team
7 Summary and What to "Take Home"
Foreword
Preface
Contents
Part I: Factors Affecting Mental Health in Athletes
A Proposed Novel Multidisciplinary Approach to the Care of the Young Athlete
1 Introduction
1.1 Global Overview
1.2 General Youth Sports Research
1.3 The Potential Value of Youth Sports Participation
2 Youth Sports and Mental Health
3 The Professionalization of Youth Sports
3.1 Developmental Considerations
4 Overview of the Suggested Model
5 Level I: Introduction to Youth Sports: The Player, Parent, Coach, and Peers
5.1 The Player
5.2 The Parent/Guardian
5.3 The Coach
5.4 Peers
6 Level II: Greater Interaction among Level I Contributors
6.1 The Player
6.2 The Parent
6.3 The Coach
6.4 Peers
7 Level III: Interdisciplinary, Professional Sports Science Care
7.1 Teachers
7.2 Primary Care Physicians
7.3 Sport Psychologist
7.4 Sport Psychiatry
8 Level IV: External Forces
9 Case
9.1 Application of the Model to Martin
10 Future Directions
10.1 Youth Sports Programs
10.2 Coach Training
10.3 Sports Science Practitioners
10.4 Final Discussion
References
Gender Differences in the Psychiatric Treatment of Athletes
1 Current Research of Gender Differences in the Psychopathology of Athletes
1.1 Mood Disorders
1.2 Anxiety Disorders
1.3 The Female Athletic Triad
1.4 Eating Disorders
1.5 Substance Use
2 Clinical Cases [6]
3 The Interdisciplinary Team: Duties Supporting Male and Female Athletes [7]
4 Key Points
5 Summary and Future Direction
References
Further Reading
Transcultural and Cultural Aspects of Sport Psychiatry
1 Introduction
2 Stigma, Health Belief Systems, Idioms of Distress, and Public Health
3 Interpreters, Language, and Cultural Formulations
4 Case Example 1
5 Treatment and Transcultural Psychotherapy
6 Case 2
7 Politics in Sport
8 Physical Factors
9 What Can the Athletes, Team Members, and Caregivers Do?
10 Short Summary and Checklist: What to Take Home
11 Conclusions
References
Sport and Human Rights
1 Introduction
2 Human Rights: Standards of Relevance
2.1 Article 1
2.2 Article 2
2.3 Article 3
3 Case Example
4 Possible Interventions
5 Giving Asylum
6 Role of the Multidisciplinary Team
7 Summary and What to "Take Home"