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WELCOME!
This is where you can find information and resources related to the research that is carried out by the SPRINT Project.
Check out our most recent publications below!
Find out about how dance teachers define self-harm in dance.​
Read about best practices for safeguarding researchers mental health here.
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Learn about mental skills training for freelance dance artists in this protocol.
Recent conferences where we have presented our research:
21st-23rd May Budapest, Hungary
Mary and Georgia presented at QRMH10 on research related to researcher mental health
18th-20th June Quebec City, Canada
Michelle, Maria, Mary, & Jenn presented research on safeguarding and abuse prevention in dance at 1st International Congress on Safe Sport Research.
The SPRINT Project Updates
Our 2nd national safeguarding survey is now closed! Click here to find out more
About
ABOUT US
We are an experienced team of applied psychology researchers at the University of Birmingham interested in working with a diverse range of communities, using sport psychology to improve wellbeing and performance in:
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Dance
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Sport
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Disadvantaged communities
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What we do
The SPRINT Project originates in sports psychology and work with athletes.
However, our research has expanded to incorporate new territories such as the health, well-being and social inclusion of young people experiencing homelessness. Watch our new video about this work here!
We also help our partners conduct high-quality research (see our Projects page for examples).
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