Titlebook: Mental Health in the Athlete; Modern Perspectives Eugene Hong,Ashwin L. Rao Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Addiction.ADHD.C

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Overcoming the Stigma of Mental Health in Sport,alth and wellness within their communities, they may be in fact as vulnerable to some mental illnesses as the general population. The culture of sports can discourage athletes from disclosing of mental health concerns for fear of judgment and reprisal. Athletes, and the people around athletes such a

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Screening for Mental Health Conditions in Athletes,disorder should be performed for identifying those athletes that might need support. Ideally, screening would take place on intake and following injury, and testing should be considered for depression, anxiety, sexual abuse, and alcohol and drug use in the appropriate context, particularly for at-ri

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Depression in Athletes: Incidence, Prevalence, and Comparisons with the Nonathletic Population,nsider the unique risk factors of athletes when screening and managing depression in athletes. Sports medicine professionals should provide or refer athletes for evidence-based treatment by providers who are experienced with and can consider the unique stressors and environmental factors that athlet

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Athletic Suicide,ive mechanisms in athletic populations, but more research is necessary to clarify association and causation. This chapter reviews the current evidence regarding the risk of suicide in competitive athletes. We discuss the unique risk factor environment and support structures for athletes at all level

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Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD),toms and to be able to diagnose or refer for diagnosis of the condition and to monitor for adequacy of treatment, presence of side effects, and potential consequences of treatment with medications, including toxicities, medical risk, and the legal status of the medications within the competitive are

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Risk-Taking Behaviors Among Athletes,or health and wellness, a number of studies suggest that athletes may be more likely to participate in risk-taking than their nonathlete counterparts, though the data supporting these finds remains limited. In this chapter, we consider behaviors such as seatbelt and helmet omission, riding with an i

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Coping with Doping: Performance-Enhancing Drugs in the Athletic Culture, The underlying reasons for use are diverse and may include attempting to gain a selective advantage, to recover from injury, or to optimize cosmetic appearance. The veil of secrecy and stigma regarding PED use challenges the careful study of use behavior patterns, but there is an emerging body of e