News & Views

Intern Zoë Lindley-Smith gives her insight into the gender inequalities within equestrian sport. 

Hannah Stoyel in collaboration with Aneeka Hopkin write for Winning Minds on what eating disorders and disordered eating are, who they affect, risk factors, and more.

Hannah Winter speaks about the impact sport culture can have on whether injured athletes feel they can express how they are truly feeling about an injury. She also discusses the practical steps injured athletes can take to help cope with the psychological impact of an injury.

Hannah Winter writes about why we respond to stress in the way we do, and how to use self-regulation to manage the stress response when under pressure of performance. The first blog in our "summertime series."

Hannah Winter examines the psychological consequences of injury and outlines strategies athletes can use to cope more effectively.

Swim England Sport and Medicine article on supporting the female athlete from all areas of sport science.

Article on BelievePerform on how to best use imagery to benefit performance in high pressure situations.

Hannah Stoyel is gives her expertise for Stylist.co.uk on how to use goal-setting and self-compassion to best to get motivated for fitness challenges.  

Serena MacLeod gives her top psychological tips for individuals with disabilities to enhance and maintain their motivation levels regarding physical activity. 

Andrew Shepherd speaks from his perspective as a sport nutritionist on how to best utilise a sport psychologist in a multi-disciplinary team from his time working with Hannah Stoyel at Swim England. 

Hannah Winter is interviewed about how to be mentally tough in sport, specifically in triathlon. 

Hannah Stoyel talks about the importance of building rapport with athletes and how it is done. 

Article on BelievePerform that outlines a brief introduction to RED-S in the context of swimming. 

Article on SwimSwam about the basics of Sport Psychology for athletes, coaches, and parents. 

Louise Byrne gives her insight in this piece in Scientific American about how the lack of fans is impactful at the delayed Tokyo Olympic Games.

Louise Byrne speaks about her own journey in supervised practice (BPS QSEP) and some key reflections she has about her experience.

Edgar Kazibwe discusses his first few weeks on the job! Read about his experience of bringing sport psychology to Cricket Uganda. 

Hannah Stoyel is interviewed about performance under pressure in the world of competitive eating, specifically Joey Chestnut. 

Serena MacLeod supports elite level BMX clients at the Nationals tournament this past weekend at Cyclopark.

Hannah Stoyel talks about her research into eating disorders and athletes.