We’re delighted to share that Professor Jennifer Cumming will be speaking at the upcoming Dancing My Mind conference in Stockholm on 10–11 October 2025

I'm excited to share that I will be presenting at the GAMeS International Conference for Mental Health and Sport conference this...

On Monday 23rd June, the SPRINT Project's Kirsty Brown had the fantastic opportunity to talk at the “ADHD and Neurodiversity: Strategies for Sports Coaching” event, alongside Dr Josie Perry, Annasley Park and Dr Iain Simpson.

In recent years, dance teachers across the UK have noticed that more and more young dancers are engaging in self-harm and requesting more guidance around supporting their students at risk. But what does self-harm look like in the world of dance? A new study published in the International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology and led by Maria Kolitsida, under the supervision of Professor Jennifer Cumming, Dr Anna Lavis and Dr Erin Sanchez, explores this question.

Safeguarding in dance and sport is a growing area of academic and professional concern, demanding nuanced, evidence-based approaches. This blog post offers a brief overview of the SPRINT team’s contributions and highlights from the inaugural International Conference on Sport and Social Research (ICSSR) held June 18-20 in Québec City, Canada.

On 29 November 2022, the SPRINT Project's Maria Kolitsida presented the findings of her MA study on the “Effects of the Pandemic on the...

Professor Jenn Cumming and Dr Mary Quinton recently published “Improving the reporting of sport imagery interventions with TIDieR” to...

Congratulations to Grace Tidmarsh who placed equal 5th in the highly competitive Young Investigator Award Oral Presentation competition...