Sebastian S. Sandgren

Associate Professor

University of Stavanger

Norway

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Sebastian S. Sandgren is an Associate Professor at the University of Stavanger, Norway. His research focuses on eating disorder symptoms among athletes, muscle dysmorphia, and the development of self-help interventions for athletes facing these challenges. His recent articles highlight the validation of assessment tools and explore the perspectives of athletes and coaches on eating psychopathology, as well as evaluate intervention efficacy.

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Emma Haycraft

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Matt W. Boulter

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Articles (9)

Coaches’ Observations of Eating Disorder Symptoms Among Athletes: Initial Validation of the Norwegian Translated Athlete Eating Psychopathology Observation Questionnaire

An intervention mapping adaptation framework to develop a self‐help intervention for athletes with eating disorder symptoms

My father, myself, and my muscles: Associations between muscle dysmorphia, narcissism and relationship with father among exercising males

Intervention Development for People with Muscle Dysmorphia Symptoms: Best Practice and Future Recommendations

Support for athletes with eating psychopathology symptoms: Exploring the views of athletes, coaches and sport practitioners

Evaluating a motivational and psycho‐educational self‐help intervention for athletes with mild eating disorder symptoms: A mixed methods feasibility study

Me, myself, and my muscles: associations between narcissism and muscle dysmorphia

Development and Initial Evaluation of the Athlete Eating Psychopathology Observation Questionnaire for Sport Professionals

Nature and efficacy of interventions addressing eating psychopathology in athletes: A systematic review of randomised and nonrandomised trials

Collaborators (5)

Carolyn R. Plateau

Emma Haycraft

Matt W. Boulter

David Lavallee

Jon Arcelus

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