Sport Psychiatry

For professionals and others involved in sports who want to better understand the innermost lives of athletes and to treat the complex problems that can arise from competition, this book provides both invaluable guiding principles and treatment specifics.

Acknowledgments

ix

Contributors

xi

Introduction: The Origins and Aims of Sport Psychiatry

xiii

Daniel Begel

I The Biopsychosocial Matrix

The Psychologic Development of the Athlete

1

(21)

Daniel Begel

The Psychobiology of Athletic Training

22

(23)

Murray Allen

The Athlete's Role

45

(16)

Daniel Begel

Antonia L. Baum

II Clinical Issues

Mental Illness in Athletes

61

(21)

Robert W. Burton

The Psychopathology of Everyday Athletic Life

82

(11)

Daniel Begel

The Dilemma of Youth Sports

93

(17)

Daniel Begel

Substance Abuse and Athletes

110

(32)

Gregory B. Collins

Athletes' Use of Performance-Enhancing Drugs

142

(17)

Todd P. Hendrickson

Robert W. Burton

III Therapeutics

The Sport Psychiatry Examination

159

(32)

Ronald L. Kamm

Psychotherapy with the Performing Athlete

191

(15)

Daniel Begel

Family Systems--Based Treatment of the Athlete Family

206

(23)

Jon C. Hellstedt

Psychiatric Consultation to Athletic Teams

229

(20)

Robert W. Burton

Psychopharmacology in Athletes

249

(12)

Antonia L. Baum

Index

261

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