Table of Contents

Research-based Injury Prevention Intervention in Sport and Dance; Preventing Sport Injuries: A Case for Psychology Intervention; Psychosocial Antecedents to Sport Injury Prevention; Personality Correlates of Appraisal, Stress, and Coping during Injury Rehabilitation; Patient-Practitioner Interactions in Sport Injury Rehabilitation; Modelling in Injury Rehabilitation: Seeing Helps Believing; Psychosocial Considerations of the Return to Sport Following Injury; The Use of Imagery in the Rehabilitation of Injured Athletes; Providing Psychological Assistance to College Student-Athletes with Injuries and Disabilities; Assessing and Monitoring Injuries and Psychological Characteristics in Intercollegiate Athletes: A Counselling/Prediction Model; Counselling Athletes with Permanent Disabilities; Using Counselling Groups in the Rehabilitation of Athletic Injury; Collaborative Relationship in Injury Rehabilitation: Two Case Examples; Sport Injury and the Need for Coach Support; Suicide in Sport: Are Athletes at Risk?; Ethical and legal issues for sport professionals counselling injured athletes; Pain; Matching Psychological Strategies with Physical Rehabilitation: Integrated Rehabilitation; Shades of Grey: A Sport Psychology Consultation with an Athlete with Injury; The Role of Intra-Individual Responses to Injury Rehabilitation: A Case of a Repeat ACL Injury.