Objectives Although a growing presence within sport, elite athlete mothers have minimal
presence within sport psychology research, particularly within the context of sociocultural …

Mothers with young children have been consistently identified in public health discourses as
having lower levels of leisure time physical activity than the general population. They are …

Many women experience the transition to motherhood as a disconnection from the
embodied and emotional self due to the demands articulated through contemporary …

Aims To examine the relationship between a TV-led breast cancer mass-media campaign in
the North East of England (conducted in two waves: Jul/2015 and Nov/2015), awareness of …

The invisible labor of household management, including child care, housework, and
financial responsibilities, is a contemporary form of historical oppression adding strain and …

The Canadian Heart and Stroke Foundation launched the Heart Truth campaign to increase
women's awareness of heart disease. However, little is known about how such campaigns …

Drawing on recent criminological scholarship on child to parent violence (CPV), this article
applies a feminist 'ethics of care'framework to understand how mothers of neurodivergent …

Parents and people living in poverty are less likely to engage in leisure-time physical
activity, yet these groups are underrepresented in socio-ecological studies of activity. To …

We used a qualitative descriptive study to explore interrelationships between ethics of care
and the leisure-time physical activities (LTPAs) of newlywed women and men. We …

Background: Women, particularly those with young children, engage in less leisure-time
physical activity (LTPA) than men. Additionally, mothers living in rural areas have more …