Dominic McNeil

Senior Lecturer of Sport and Exercise Psychology

Federation University Australia

Australia

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Dominic McNeil is a Senior Lecturer of Sport and Exercise Psychology at Federation University Australia. His research areas include athlete mental health, exercise identity, and the psychological impact of sport and exercise on wellbeing. Recent articles authored by Dr. McNeil explore topics such as motor imagery training, the relationship between compulsive exercise and mental health, and the importance of psychological strategies in reducing injury risk for athletes.

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Riki Lindsay

Lecturer in Health and Physical Education

Federation University

AUSTRALIA

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Tim Chambers

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Phillip J. Tully

University of New England

AUSTRALIA

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Sean Muller

Federation University

AUSTRALIA

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Suzanne Cosh

Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology

University of New England

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Exploring jump experience, risk perception, anxiety and self-confidence in skydiving: A mixed methods approach

Could Motor Imagery Training Provide a Novel Load Management Solution for Athletes? Recommendations for Sport Medicine and Performance Practitioners

Athlete mental health help-seeking: A systematic review and meta-analysis of rates, barriers and facilitators

Reducing Injury Risk and Improving Skill: How a Psycho-Perceptual-Motor Approach Can Benefit High-Performance Sport

Classifying excessive exercise: Examining the relationship between compulsive exercise with obsessive‐compulsive disorder symptoms and disordered eating symptoms

Compulsive exercise and its relationship with mental health and psychosocial wellbeing in recreational exercisers and athletes

Passion moderates the relationship between exercise identity and compulsive exercise

Examining the importance of athletic mindset profiles for level of sport performance and coping

Reducing the fear of re-injury during rehabilitation through mental imagery as a mental health strategy in sport and exercise

Exploring Nature-and Social-Connectedness as Mediators of the Relationship between Nature-Based Exercise and Subjective Wellbeing

Health empowerment scripts: Simplifying social/green prescriptions

Constructions of athlete mental health post-retirement: a discursive analysis of stigmatising and legitimising versions of transition distress in the Australian broadcast media

Investigating the moderating role of coping style on music performance anxiety and perfectionism

Poor mental health outcomes in crisis transitions: an examination of retired athletes accounting of crisis transition experiences in a cultural context

Effect of task complexity on ipsilateral motor response programming to physically presented and imagined stimuli

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Riki Lindsay

Tim Chambers

Phillip J. Tully

Sean Muller

Suzanne Cosh

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