AP
Publications
- Disordered Eating in Child and Youth Sport: The Role of the Coach
- Understanding physical activity in spinal cord injury rehabilitation: Translating and communicating research through stories
- Narrative constructions of anorexia and abuse: An athlete's search for meaning in trauma
- The psychosocial impact of wheelchair tennis on participants from developing countries
- Editorial: Towards a more sophisticated approach to eating disorders in sport research
- A systematic scoping review of athlete mental health within competitive sport: interventions, recommendations, and policy
- Promoting exercise behaviour in a secure mental health setting: Healthcare assistant perspectives
- Eating disorders in sport: A call for methodological diversity
- Understanding physical activity participation in spinal cord injured populations: Three narrative types for consideration
- Understanding athlete disordered eating: Critical gender comparisons
- Self-starvation and the performance narrative in competitive sport
- The barriers, benefits and facilitators of leisure time physical activity among people with spinal cord injury: a meta-synthesis of qualitative findings
- Family experiences of living with an eating disorder: A narrative analysis
- A life history analysis of a male athlete with an eating disorder
- Learning to eat again: Intuitive eating practices among retired female collegiate athletes
- Disability and the gym: experiences, barriers and facilitators of gym use for individuals with physical disabilities
- Understanding the relationship between physical activity and physical self-perception in adolescent females: The role of body image
- Stories of acceptance and resistance: illness identity construction in athletes (mis)diagnosed with a personality disorder
- Body Image Experiences in Retired Olympians: Losing the Embodied Self
