Doing Exercise Psychology
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Doing Exercise Psychology
Andersen, Mark B.; Hanrahan, Stephanie J.
Human Kinetics Publishers
01/2015
328
Dura
Inglês
9781450431842
15 a 20 dias
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Part I. Beginnings and Basics in Exercise (and Sport) Psychology
Chapter 1. Mindfulness, Therapeutic Relationships, and Neuroscience in Applied Exercise Psychology
Joe Mannion and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 2. Relationships Between Coaches, Athletes, and Sport and Exercise Scientists
David T. Martin and Kirsten Peterson
Chapter 3. Running Across Borders: Cross-Cultural Exercise Psychology
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 4. Should I Consult a Psychologist? An Autobiographical Account of Physical Inactivity in an Exercise and Sport Psychologist
Tony Morris
Chapter 5. Dancing for Your Life: Movement, Health, and Well-being
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Part II. Changing Habits
Chapter 6. Motivational Interviewing, Exercise, and Nutrition Counseling
Jeff Breckon
Chapter 7. Exercise and Smoking Cessation: Tackling Multiple Health Behavior Changes
Adrian H. Taylor and Tom P. Thompson
Chapter 8. Adjunct Exercise Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders
Matthew P. Martens and Ashley E. Smith
Part III. Exercise and People With Chronic Conditions
Chapter 9. Using the Exercise Arrow to Hit the Target of Multiple Sclerosis
Robert W. Motl, Yvonne C. Learmonth, and Rachel E. Klaren
Chapter 10. Moving for Your Heart's Sake: Physical Activity and Exercise for People With Cardiac Disease
Michelle Rogerson and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 11. Exercise for Cancer Patients and Survivors: Challenges, Benefits, Barriers, and Determinants
Karen M. Mustian, Lisa K. Sprod, Lara A. Trevino, and Charles Kamen
Chapter 12. It Hurts to Move: The Catch-22 of Physical Activity for People With Chronic Pain
Melainie Cameron and Janelle White
Chapter 13. It's About Moving: Enabling Activity and Conquering Prejudices When Working With Disabled People
Cadeyrn J. Gaskin and Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 14. Let's Run With That: Exercise, Depression, and Anxiety
Kate F. Hays
Part IV. The Dark Side of Exercise
Chapter 15. Overtraining in Professional Sport: Exceeding the Limits in a Culture of Physical and Mental Toughness
Stephanie J. Tibbert and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 16. The Relationship Between Exercise and Eating Disorders:
A Double-Edged Sword
Justine J. Reel
Chapter 17. Exercise Dependence: Too Much of a Good Thing
Albert J. Petitpas, Britton W. Brewer, and Judy L. Van Raalte
Chapter 1. Mindfulness, Therapeutic Relationships, and Neuroscience in Applied Exercise Psychology
Joe Mannion and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 2. Relationships Between Coaches, Athletes, and Sport and Exercise Scientists
David T. Martin and Kirsten Peterson
Chapter 3. Running Across Borders: Cross-Cultural Exercise Psychology
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 4. Should I Consult a Psychologist? An Autobiographical Account of Physical Inactivity in an Exercise and Sport Psychologist
Tony Morris
Chapter 5. Dancing for Your Life: Movement, Health, and Well-being
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Part II. Changing Habits
Chapter 6. Motivational Interviewing, Exercise, and Nutrition Counseling
Jeff Breckon
Chapter 7. Exercise and Smoking Cessation: Tackling Multiple Health Behavior Changes
Adrian H. Taylor and Tom P. Thompson
Chapter 8. Adjunct Exercise Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders
Matthew P. Martens and Ashley E. Smith
Part III. Exercise and People With Chronic Conditions
Chapter 9. Using the Exercise Arrow to Hit the Target of Multiple Sclerosis
Robert W. Motl, Yvonne C. Learmonth, and Rachel E. Klaren
Chapter 10. Moving for Your Heart's Sake: Physical Activity and Exercise for People With Cardiac Disease
Michelle Rogerson and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 11. Exercise for Cancer Patients and Survivors: Challenges, Benefits, Barriers, and Determinants
Karen M. Mustian, Lisa K. Sprod, Lara A. Trevino, and Charles Kamen
Chapter 12. It Hurts to Move: The Catch-22 of Physical Activity for People With Chronic Pain
Melainie Cameron and Janelle White
Chapter 13. It's About Moving: Enabling Activity and Conquering Prejudices When Working With Disabled People
Cadeyrn J. Gaskin and Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 14. Let's Run With That: Exercise, Depression, and Anxiety
Kate F. Hays
Part IV. The Dark Side of Exercise
Chapter 15. Overtraining in Professional Sport: Exceeding the Limits in a Culture of Physical and Mental Toughness
Stephanie J. Tibbert and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 16. The Relationship Between Exercise and Eating Disorders:
A Double-Edged Sword
Justine J. Reel
Chapter 17. Exercise Dependence: Too Much of a Good Thing
Albert J. Petitpas, Britton W. Brewer, and Judy L. Van Raalte
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Part I. Beginnings and Basics in Exercise (and Sport) Psychology
Chapter 1. Mindfulness, Therapeutic Relationships, and Neuroscience in Applied Exercise Psychology
Joe Mannion and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 2. Relationships Between Coaches, Athletes, and Sport and Exercise Scientists
David T. Martin and Kirsten Peterson
Chapter 3. Running Across Borders: Cross-Cultural Exercise Psychology
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 4. Should I Consult a Psychologist? An Autobiographical Account of Physical Inactivity in an Exercise and Sport Psychologist
Tony Morris
Chapter 5. Dancing for Your Life: Movement, Health, and Well-being
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Part II. Changing Habits
Chapter 6. Motivational Interviewing, Exercise, and Nutrition Counseling
Jeff Breckon
Chapter 7. Exercise and Smoking Cessation: Tackling Multiple Health Behavior Changes
Adrian H. Taylor and Tom P. Thompson
Chapter 8. Adjunct Exercise Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders
Matthew P. Martens and Ashley E. Smith
Part III. Exercise and People With Chronic Conditions
Chapter 9. Using the Exercise Arrow to Hit the Target of Multiple Sclerosis
Robert W. Motl, Yvonne C. Learmonth, and Rachel E. Klaren
Chapter 10. Moving for Your Heart's Sake: Physical Activity and Exercise for People With Cardiac Disease
Michelle Rogerson and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 11. Exercise for Cancer Patients and Survivors: Challenges, Benefits, Barriers, and Determinants
Karen M. Mustian, Lisa K. Sprod, Lara A. Trevino, and Charles Kamen
Chapter 12. It Hurts to Move: The Catch-22 of Physical Activity for People With Chronic Pain
Melainie Cameron and Janelle White
Chapter 13. It's About Moving: Enabling Activity and Conquering Prejudices When Working With Disabled People
Cadeyrn J. Gaskin and Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 14. Let's Run With That: Exercise, Depression, and Anxiety
Kate F. Hays
Part IV. The Dark Side of Exercise
Chapter 15. Overtraining in Professional Sport: Exceeding the Limits in a Culture of Physical and Mental Toughness
Stephanie J. Tibbert and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 16. The Relationship Between Exercise and Eating Disorders:
A Double-Edged Sword
Justine J. Reel
Chapter 17. Exercise Dependence: Too Much of a Good Thing
Albert J. Petitpas, Britton W. Brewer, and Judy L. Van Raalte
Chapter 1. Mindfulness, Therapeutic Relationships, and Neuroscience in Applied Exercise Psychology
Joe Mannion and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 2. Relationships Between Coaches, Athletes, and Sport and Exercise Scientists
David T. Martin and Kirsten Peterson
Chapter 3. Running Across Borders: Cross-Cultural Exercise Psychology
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 4. Should I Consult a Psychologist? An Autobiographical Account of Physical Inactivity in an Exercise and Sport Psychologist
Tony Morris
Chapter 5. Dancing for Your Life: Movement, Health, and Well-being
Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Part II. Changing Habits
Chapter 6. Motivational Interviewing, Exercise, and Nutrition Counseling
Jeff Breckon
Chapter 7. Exercise and Smoking Cessation: Tackling Multiple Health Behavior Changes
Adrian H. Taylor and Tom P. Thompson
Chapter 8. Adjunct Exercise Therapy for Alcohol Use Disorders
Matthew P. Martens and Ashley E. Smith
Part III. Exercise and People With Chronic Conditions
Chapter 9. Using the Exercise Arrow to Hit the Target of Multiple Sclerosis
Robert W. Motl, Yvonne C. Learmonth, and Rachel E. Klaren
Chapter 10. Moving for Your Heart's Sake: Physical Activity and Exercise for People With Cardiac Disease
Michelle Rogerson and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 11. Exercise for Cancer Patients and Survivors: Challenges, Benefits, Barriers, and Determinants
Karen M. Mustian, Lisa K. Sprod, Lara A. Trevino, and Charles Kamen
Chapter 12. It Hurts to Move: The Catch-22 of Physical Activity for People With Chronic Pain
Melainie Cameron and Janelle White
Chapter 13. It's About Moving: Enabling Activity and Conquering Prejudices When Working With Disabled People
Cadeyrn J. Gaskin and Stephanie J. Hanrahan
Chapter 14. Let's Run With That: Exercise, Depression, and Anxiety
Kate F. Hays
Part IV. The Dark Side of Exercise
Chapter 15. Overtraining in Professional Sport: Exceeding the Limits in a Culture of Physical and Mental Toughness
Stephanie J. Tibbert and Mark B. Andersen
Chapter 16. The Relationship Between Exercise and Eating Disorders:
A Double-Edged Sword
Justine J. Reel
Chapter 17. Exercise Dependence: Too Much of a Good Thing
Albert J. Petitpas, Britton W. Brewer, and Judy L. Van Raalte
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