Purpose Football exercise as an intervention for people with severe mental health problems
has seen an increasing interest in the past years. To date, there is, however, no …

Introduction: The Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS) is a commonly
used scale of mental wellbeing focusing entirely on the positive aspect of mental health. It …

Despite the increasing appeal of community sport programmes which focus on men's mental
health, the key design characteristics of these programmes, and the roles played by delivery …

Youth sport programme structures and processes can directly influence participation
outcomes, including mental health and well-being. Researchers have found that programme …

This article critically examines the implications accompanying the introduction and
implementation of recovery‐based policy. The article draws upon research conducted in L …

Football can bring people together in acts of solidarity and togetherness. This spirit is most
evocatively illustrated in the world renowned football anthem 'You'll Never Walk …

The practice and discourse of mental health recovery is evolving, with increasing
appreciation given to personal recovery and now social recovery. It therefore follows that we …

This paper is an account of a small scale exploratory study about the use and value of
football metaphor as a device for facilitating therapeutic work. It is based on an evaluation …

This paper builds on the concept of mental health recovery to critically examine three
football projects in the United Kingdom and their effects on the recovery process. Drawing …

Men's suicide rates may be influenced by difficulties recognizing externalizing depressive
symptoms in men that adhere to hegemonic masculine gender role norms. The purpose of …