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This book utilizes a wealth of case studies to demonstrate the importance of using depth sport psychology to explore and understand athletes' unconscious feelings and fears, and provides the knowledge needed to help athletes deal with pressures faced throughout their sporting career.
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This book utilizes a wealth of case studies to demonstrate the importance of using depth sport psychology to explore and understand athletes' unconscious feelings and fears, and provides the knowledge needed to help athletes deal with pressures faced throughout their sporting career.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 381g
- ISBN-13: 9781032224077
- ISBN-10: 103222407X
- Artikelnr.: 67259115
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 152
- Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 11mm
- Gewicht: 381g
- ISBN-13: 9781032224077
- ISBN-10: 103222407X
- Artikelnr.: 67259115
Dr. Tom Ferraro is a Psychoanalyst and Sport Psychologist living in New York, USA and working with professional athletes, Olympians and professional teams in a variety of sports. In addition, he is an award-winning writer whose work has been featured in The New York Times, The London Times and The Wall Street Journal and is a frequent guest on national television shows.
1. The Freudian Playbook
2. Psychoanalytic Theories Applied to Athletes
3. Psychoanalytic Techniques Used with Athletes
4. The Athletes' Motivation Viewed as a Repetition Compulsion
Part 1: Case Studies of Anxiety in Sports
5. The Cause and Cure of a Golfer's Chipping Yips
6. Mediocrity and the Fear of Success
7. Serving Yips in Tennis
8. An Olympic Swimmer who Froze in the Blocks
9. Anxiety, Overthinking and Loss of Flow in a Hockey Player
10. The Tennis Player who Choked because of Guilt
11. A Boxer with Mind-Numbing Anxiety
Part 2: Case Studies of Athletes with Guilt
12. The Championship Boxer with Too Much Guilt
13. A Long-Distance Swimmer with Survivor Guilt
Part 3: Case Studies of Depressed Athletes
14. Narcissistic Collapse in an Athlete
15. Depression After Winning the Rookie of The Year Award in Major League
Baseball
16. Depression used as Defense in Basketball
17. Unresolved Grief in a Tennis Player with the Serving Yips
Part 4: Case Studies of How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses
18. Regression in Sports Teams or Why Players Act like Children
19. How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses in Sports
20. Dissociation and The Zone
21. Choking and The Repression of Aggression
22. Gamesmanship and The Use of Projective Identification
23. Sublimation, Creativity, and Fun in Sports
24. Joking, Laughter, and Banter as Helpful Defenses in Sports
25. Using 'Identification with The Aggressor' to Overcome Anxiety
26. Altruism and Sportsmanship
Part 5: Case Studies of The Way Birth Order Influences an Athlete's
Performance
27. The First-Born Child, The Scars of Dethronement and Fear of Failure
28. The Middle Child Syndrome in a Baseball Player with The Throwing Yips
29. A Tennis Player Who Was Youngest in The Family and Who Took Pity on
Weaker Opponents
30. The Influence of Twinship on Personality and Performance
Part 6: Odds and Ends
31. An Athlete's Dream Analysis
32. Focus and Learning Problems in Athletes
33. The Psychological Causes of Sports Injuries
34. Resistance to Sport Psychology: What are Athletes so Afraid of?
35. The Self-Conscious Golfer Unable to Handle Fame
36. What it is like to Work with A Super Star and The Problem of
Countertransference
Part 7: Conclusion
37. The Coming Paradigm Shift in Sport Psychology
2. Psychoanalytic Theories Applied to Athletes
3. Psychoanalytic Techniques Used with Athletes
4. The Athletes' Motivation Viewed as a Repetition Compulsion
Part 1: Case Studies of Anxiety in Sports
5. The Cause and Cure of a Golfer's Chipping Yips
6. Mediocrity and the Fear of Success
7. Serving Yips in Tennis
8. An Olympic Swimmer who Froze in the Blocks
9. Anxiety, Overthinking and Loss of Flow in a Hockey Player
10. The Tennis Player who Choked because of Guilt
11. A Boxer with Mind-Numbing Anxiety
Part 2: Case Studies of Athletes with Guilt
12. The Championship Boxer with Too Much Guilt
13. A Long-Distance Swimmer with Survivor Guilt
Part 3: Case Studies of Depressed Athletes
14. Narcissistic Collapse in an Athlete
15. Depression After Winning the Rookie of The Year Award in Major League
Baseball
16. Depression used as Defense in Basketball
17. Unresolved Grief in a Tennis Player with the Serving Yips
Part 4: Case Studies of How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses
18. Regression in Sports Teams or Why Players Act like Children
19. How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses in Sports
20. Dissociation and The Zone
21. Choking and The Repression of Aggression
22. Gamesmanship and The Use of Projective Identification
23. Sublimation, Creativity, and Fun in Sports
24. Joking, Laughter, and Banter as Helpful Defenses in Sports
25. Using 'Identification with The Aggressor' to Overcome Anxiety
26. Altruism and Sportsmanship
Part 5: Case Studies of The Way Birth Order Influences an Athlete's
Performance
27. The First-Born Child, The Scars of Dethronement and Fear of Failure
28. The Middle Child Syndrome in a Baseball Player with The Throwing Yips
29. A Tennis Player Who Was Youngest in The Family and Who Took Pity on
Weaker Opponents
30. The Influence of Twinship on Personality and Performance
Part 6: Odds and Ends
31. An Athlete's Dream Analysis
32. Focus and Learning Problems in Athletes
33. The Psychological Causes of Sports Injuries
34. Resistance to Sport Psychology: What are Athletes so Afraid of?
35. The Self-Conscious Golfer Unable to Handle Fame
36. What it is like to Work with A Super Star and The Problem of
Countertransference
Part 7: Conclusion
37. The Coming Paradigm Shift in Sport Psychology
1. The Freudian Playbook
2. Psychoanalytic Theories Applied to Athletes
3. Psychoanalytic Techniques Used with Athletes
4. The Athletes' Motivation Viewed as a Repetition Compulsion
Part 1: Case Studies of Anxiety in Sports
5. The Cause and Cure of a Golfer's Chipping Yips
6. Mediocrity and the Fear of Success
7. Serving Yips in Tennis
8. An Olympic Swimmer who Froze in the Blocks
9. Anxiety, Overthinking and Loss of Flow in a Hockey Player
10. The Tennis Player who Choked because of Guilt
11. A Boxer with Mind-Numbing Anxiety
Part 2: Case Studies of Athletes with Guilt
12. The Championship Boxer with Too Much Guilt
13. A Long-Distance Swimmer with Survivor Guilt
Part 3: Case Studies of Depressed Athletes
14. Narcissistic Collapse in an Athlete
15. Depression After Winning the Rookie of The Year Award in Major League
Baseball
16. Depression used as Defense in Basketball
17. Unresolved Grief in a Tennis Player with the Serving Yips
Part 4: Case Studies of How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses
18. Regression in Sports Teams or Why Players Act like Children
19. How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses in Sports
20. Dissociation and The Zone
21. Choking and The Repression of Aggression
22. Gamesmanship and The Use of Projective Identification
23. Sublimation, Creativity, and Fun in Sports
24. Joking, Laughter, and Banter as Helpful Defenses in Sports
25. Using 'Identification with The Aggressor' to Overcome Anxiety
26. Altruism and Sportsmanship
Part 5: Case Studies of The Way Birth Order Influences an Athlete's
Performance
27. The First-Born Child, The Scars of Dethronement and Fear of Failure
28. The Middle Child Syndrome in a Baseball Player with The Throwing Yips
29. A Tennis Player Who Was Youngest in The Family and Who Took Pity on
Weaker Opponents
30. The Influence of Twinship on Personality and Performance
Part 6: Odds and Ends
31. An Athlete's Dream Analysis
32. Focus and Learning Problems in Athletes
33. The Psychological Causes of Sports Injuries
34. Resistance to Sport Psychology: What are Athletes so Afraid of?
35. The Self-Conscious Golfer Unable to Handle Fame
36. What it is like to Work with A Super Star and The Problem of
Countertransference
Part 7: Conclusion
37. The Coming Paradigm Shift in Sport Psychology
2. Psychoanalytic Theories Applied to Athletes
3. Psychoanalytic Techniques Used with Athletes
4. The Athletes' Motivation Viewed as a Repetition Compulsion
Part 1: Case Studies of Anxiety in Sports
5. The Cause and Cure of a Golfer's Chipping Yips
6. Mediocrity and the Fear of Success
7. Serving Yips in Tennis
8. An Olympic Swimmer who Froze in the Blocks
9. Anxiety, Overthinking and Loss of Flow in a Hockey Player
10. The Tennis Player who Choked because of Guilt
11. A Boxer with Mind-Numbing Anxiety
Part 2: Case Studies of Athletes with Guilt
12. The Championship Boxer with Too Much Guilt
13. A Long-Distance Swimmer with Survivor Guilt
Part 3: Case Studies of Depressed Athletes
14. Narcissistic Collapse in an Athlete
15. Depression After Winning the Rookie of The Year Award in Major League
Baseball
16. Depression used as Defense in Basketball
17. Unresolved Grief in a Tennis Player with the Serving Yips
Part 4: Case Studies of How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses
18. Regression in Sports Teams or Why Players Act like Children
19. How Athletes Use Psychological Defenses in Sports
20. Dissociation and The Zone
21. Choking and The Repression of Aggression
22. Gamesmanship and The Use of Projective Identification
23. Sublimation, Creativity, and Fun in Sports
24. Joking, Laughter, and Banter as Helpful Defenses in Sports
25. Using 'Identification with The Aggressor' to Overcome Anxiety
26. Altruism and Sportsmanship
Part 5: Case Studies of The Way Birth Order Influences an Athlete's
Performance
27. The First-Born Child, The Scars of Dethronement and Fear of Failure
28. The Middle Child Syndrome in a Baseball Player with The Throwing Yips
29. A Tennis Player Who Was Youngest in The Family and Who Took Pity on
Weaker Opponents
30. The Influence of Twinship on Personality and Performance
Part 6: Odds and Ends
31. An Athlete's Dream Analysis
32. Focus and Learning Problems in Athletes
33. The Psychological Causes of Sports Injuries
34. Resistance to Sport Psychology: What are Athletes so Afraid of?
35. The Self-Conscious Golfer Unable to Handle Fame
36. What it is like to Work with A Super Star and The Problem of
Countertransference
Part 7: Conclusion
37. The Coming Paradigm Shift in Sport Psychology