Workshop: Creating Your Own Nature Story: How Time in Nature Can Promote Well-Being, Self-Care and Sustainability, conducted by Tadhg E. MacIntyre and Violetta Oblinger-Peters #FEPSAC2022

Two weeks left to apply for a fully-funded PhD at The University of Waikato 🎓 in partnership with Sport NZ. A great opportunity to conduct research that will contribute to the Sport NZ Disability Plan: careers.sportnz.org.nz/jobdetails/aji… Please share! Any Qs, let me know!

Just had a chance to digest the Whyte Review and was saddened to read that the drive to develop 'resilience' was one of the contributing features of BG's culture. We need to do more to ensure clarity of what resilience is (and is not) and to recognise the role of the environment.

Sharing information from our Workshop on your #NatureStory FEPSAC 2022 Padova with sources attached too drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

On the back of my Whyte review tweet, a number of people have asked for a summary of what resilience is and is not (see below). For a detailed overview, please see Jolan Kegelaers and I's chapter on clarifying myths of resilience in elite sport (researchgate.net/publication/35…). Please share.

Kristoffer Henriksen havde til #FEPSAC konferencen samlet Dr Carolina Lundqvist (Sverige), @AnnemartePensgaard (Norge), Paul Wylleman (Belgium) og Violetta Oblinger-Peters (Schweiz) som alle har været i berøring med OL enten som ledere, sportspsykologer eller atleter.

📢 Fantastic opportunity to join us as a Doctoral Teaching Fellow, a 4year position studying for a PhD alongside gaining teaching experience: bit.ly/3vjNJvS Closing date 25th August Lindsay Macnaughton Patrick Jachyra Katie Di Sebastiano

Three days of #QRSE2022 behind - thanks for the opportunity to participate online! Our presentation with Michael McDougall focused on different ways psychologists, sociologists, philosophers and anthropologists have conceptualised #meaning. Lots of tensions to explore further.

Thank you Gareth Wiltshire for making it possible to (virtually) attend more than one presentation of this excellent @QRSE2022 at the same time. Thought provoking ideas 💡 and lots of ideas to develop - thank you 🙏🏻 🧠.

Can you add nature to your daily routines? If you could whom wood it benefit? You? Your client? Nature? #coffeechat #sportpsychology FEPSAC BPS Sport & Exercise Psychology (DSEP) AASP

Thanks for the interest in my applied work, too. Watch this space 👆🏻for more 😉🧠🎯! . . . #AppliedSportPsychology #sportpsychology #meaningfulsport #selfcare #diesportpsychologen

📢 JOB OPPORTUNITY!! At Dept of Sport & Exercise Sciences, Durham Uni. we are hiring a fixed term Teaching Fellow to teach on a range of social science modules with a focus on sport & exercise psychology. Applications close Aug 26th. See the advert for more details ⬇️ durham.taleo.net/careersection/…

.Dr. Sam Morris and the IAPS team is starting a new series of interviews with philosophers of sports in a podcast-style, hosted on our YouTube page. Our first guest will be William J. Morgan. We're crowd-sourcing questions for the talk. What should we ask Dr. Morgan?

JASEP Issue 31, Volume 1 out now! Article 1 written by Violetta Oblinger-Peters. The whole article can be found here: econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.1026/29…

Thankful to be able to share my @JSPAJournal publication on how to integrate meaning in applied sport psychology work with elite sport clients in transitions 😊👆🏻🌱🚀 doi.org/10.1080/215207…

Very happy that our article is finally available OA in PSE. A long but meaningful journey in elite sport 🤓✍🏻📑😊. Thanks 🙏🏻! #meaninginsport doi.org/10.1016/j.psyc…

Violetta Oblinger-Peters #unibern has examined the Post-Olympic Blues in a recent study: sohub.io/yun9. Violetta Oblinger-Peters #meaninginsport #postOlympics

Den Post-Olympic Blues hat Violetta Oblinger-Peters #unibern in einer aktuellen Studie untersucht: sohub.io/yun9. (in Englisch) Violetta Oblinger-Peters #meaninginsport #postOlympics

Prof Adrian Bauman et al. could not have said it in clearer terms. The explosion of pay-to-play journals has flooded the literature with low-quality evidence, making it hard, if not practically impossible, to separate the wheat from the chaff. doi.org/10.1123/jpah.2…

Very insightful discussions around finding (or creating?) meaning as a psychological resource in today's MSc sport psych class. Thank you, Violetta Oblinger-Peters, for making the fuzzy concept of meaning in sports more tangible for us.