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Close-up of golf shoes, putter, and ball on a sunny green fairway, ready for a putt.

The Psychology of the Solheim Cup: Why Match Play Is a Unique Challenge

What makes the Solheim Cup such a fascinating psychological challenge? From resetting after mistakes to making high-pressure decisions and performing as part of a team, this blog explores the mental side of one of women's golf's most prestigious events.

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Sep 113 min read

Football referee in black-and-white stripes points left on a field, with blurred players and warm sunlight in the background

Football referee in black-and-white stripes points left on a field, with blurred players and warm sunlight in the background

June 2026 Hellos and Goodbyes: From Sport Mental Health Research to Practice

This post welcomes and says goodbye to placement students from the SPRINT Project team. Read all about what they get up to while getting hands on research experience.

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Jun 196 min read

Image description: A graphic showing a spotlight over the text announcing that presentations are coming soon from The SPRINT Project at the GAMeS Conference that will be held 19-21 November, 2025.

Image description: A graphic showing a spotlight over the text announcing that presentations are coming soon from The SPRINT Project at the GAMeS Conference that will be held 19-21 November, 2025.

New Research: Intrusive Mental Imagery Is Linked to Competitive Anxiety in Student-Athletes

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

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Jul 30, 20252 min read

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