This week we conclude the mini series on our Pandemic Response. In Parts 1 and 2 we looked at how to remain socially connected during...

When we hear the term ‘social distancing’, we know it refers to keeping a certain amount of physical space between ourselves and others....

Here at the SPRINT project, we are excited to announce the launch of our BRAND NEW strengths-based training resource, the Commissioning...

It’s the men’s 100 m butterfly final at the 2012 London Olympic Games. On the deck of the 4th lane, Michael Phelps is gearing up for his...

Do your personal goals set you up for success? It’s worth taking a moment to think about this. A goal is something that you hope to...

When you hear the term diary room, the first things that come to mind are probably a big comfy armchair and your favourite reality TV...

Have you checked out our fantastic Mental Skills Training Toolkit Delivery Guide, yet? This is a practical, user-friendly and FREE...

On Thursday 27th February, Dr Jennifer Cumming, director of the SPRINT project, delivered a public lecture at the University of...

What kind of mental strengths do you think might help someone when looking for a job, getting their own place, making new friends…?...

Have you tried the app Fika, yet? Designed with students in mind, this fantastic app offers snappy, 5 minute emotional fitness workouts....

Imagine your favourite footballer taking to the pitch ahead of a cup final. Or a star Olympic sprinter ready to launch off from the...

In partnership with Homeless Link, St Basils and Youth Voice, the SPRINT project team are excited to announce the public launch of their...

PhD Student and Young Investigator Award (YIA) winner, Grace Tidmarsh, shares her experience of attending the European College of Sports...

Dr Jenn Cumming will be giving a lecture on how sport psychology is being used to improve outcomes in young people experiencing...

SPRINT project's Dr Jenn Cumming and Prof Matthew Broome from the University of Birmingham's Institute for Mental Health recorded a Star...

SPRINT research team member Dr Mary Quinton recently wrote an article for the University of Birmingham’s ‘Perspective’. When asked to...

The annual North American Society for Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA) conference was held in Baltimore, US, June...

Registration is now open for our MST4Life toolkit launch workshop with St Basils, Youth Voice and Homeless Link, taking place on 11th...

Before starting, we all knew it would be something worthwhile and valuable, just like everything we do with Youth Voice

We are delighted to announce that our MST4Life™ project with St Basils has been shortlisted for the 2019 University of Birmingham Awards...