Lynn Simek-Morgan’s scientific contributions

... I (first author), the consultant, just completed a master's degree in sport and performance psychology at the time of intervention. My philosophy aligns with a humanistic-eclectic approach (Ivey et al., 1993;Young, 1992), with a holistic perspective of developing the whole person beyond sport and encouraging each athlete's self-discovery to foster a true sense of self. In doing so, I employ strategies from the mindfulness-acceptance-commitment (MAC; Gardner & Moore, 2012) and rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT; Ellis, 2005) underpinnings to work with clients on their awareness and appraisal during mental skills training. ...

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Rehabilitation Profiling for Injured Elite Athletes: A Case Study with Implications for Rehabilitation, Recovery, and Return-to-Sport Transitions