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In Depth Sport Psychology: Reclaiming the Lost Soul of the Athlete is an exploration of the vital archetypal elements and themes that emerge when considering elite sports psychology through a depth psychological lens. It provides readers with ways to harness the self, placing athletes on a path towards personal growth and sporting
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In Depth Sport Psychology: Reclaiming the Lost Soul of the Athlete is an exploration of the vital archetypal elements and themes that emerge when considering elite sports psychology through a depth psychological lens. It provides readers with ways to harness the self, placing athletes on a path towards personal growth and sporting
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 204
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781138500969
- ISBN-10: 1138500968
- Artikelnr.: 56895027
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 204
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Dezember 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 14mm
- Gewicht: 490g
- ISBN-13: 9781138500969
- ISBN-10: 1138500968
- Artikelnr.: 56895027
David Burston, PhD, M.F.T., is a psychotherapist in Los Angeles, USA, spending part of his time working as a UK chartered clinical and sport psychologist consultant with a Premier League football club in London. Initially a professional actor, 15 years ago David began using his experience to help athletes, integrating those ideas with Jungian depth perspectives.
Prologue
Before the Beginning, meet depth sport psychology
My handshake with you, before the whistle blows
The Beginning.
Chapter 1. 'The knowledge'; stone tools to video chat in 30,000 years
* The ages of animism and scientism
* Women are top cats
* The new knowledge; the star
* The new male gods of the sky
* The first ever Brexit
Chapter 2. The Greek legacy of Sport
* The Axial Age and the birth of a sporting world
* The birth of science as we know it
* Harmonia, the Olympic love child of the shotgun wedding
* The Deal; Do the Gods or the gods will do you
* The lost soul of the performer
* Part-animal, part-computer
* Vive la France plus Coubertin
Chapter 3. Sports, here and now
* The modern global plume of sport
* Cultural pioneers or the road to perdition and abuse
* Reconnecting with the soul of sport
* Psychosocial Stages and thoughtful cultures in sport
* Futures markets in sport
Chapter 4. Don't play at your peril
* Playing for peace
* Play and player are the same
* Immersion and being in your body
* Finding your senses
* Does the music play us?
* Principles important for play
The Middle - Performance and dealing with opposition.
Chapter 5- Dealing with the opposition
* The Shadow force of competitive edge
* Meet your inferior relative
* The positive path for our Shadow worker
* Zeus energy
* Post match interview and analysis
* Finishing off the Shadow
Chapter 6. Women's sports
* Creating epoche
* Lilly Par the woman history could not forget
* The archetypal lineage of the female archers
* The four trials of psyche
* The current generation of female archers
Chapter 7 - Numbers, Phases and Myths that speak to Sport
* Mental fitness, archetypal phases, threats and opportunities
* Lucky number seven and sports
* Myths that speak to sports
* Japan: The Magnificent Seven (as we know it now)
* USA: Mickey Mouse, 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
* Greece: 'Atalanta and the Golden Apples'
* Germany: 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin'
* The Kalahari: 'The Young Man and the Lion'
* The seven deadly sins for the elite athlete
The end.
Chapter 8. Repair, the return to Freud
* Good stress or bad stress in the twenty-first century
* Now the contest is over
* Emerging voices from the depths of psychology
Chapter 9. Freudian depth sport psychology
Tom Ferraro
* Case study 1. 'The injury-prone perfectionist', working with a harsh
superego: 16-year-old, highly ranked male tennis player
* Case study 2. The false-self in a football player
* Case study 3. The use of transference in the case of a professional
golfer
* Case study 4. Wrecked by success: the case of an All-American
football player
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
Before the Beginning, meet depth sport psychology
My handshake with you, before the whistle blows
The Beginning.
Chapter 1. 'The knowledge'; stone tools to video chat in 30,000 years
* The ages of animism and scientism
* Women are top cats
* The new knowledge; the star
* The new male gods of the sky
* The first ever Brexit
Chapter 2. The Greek legacy of Sport
* The Axial Age and the birth of a sporting world
* The birth of science as we know it
* Harmonia, the Olympic love child of the shotgun wedding
* The Deal; Do the Gods or the gods will do you
* The lost soul of the performer
* Part-animal, part-computer
* Vive la France plus Coubertin
Chapter 3. Sports, here and now
* The modern global plume of sport
* Cultural pioneers or the road to perdition and abuse
* Reconnecting with the soul of sport
* Psychosocial Stages and thoughtful cultures in sport
* Futures markets in sport
Chapter 4. Don't play at your peril
* Playing for peace
* Play and player are the same
* Immersion and being in your body
* Finding your senses
* Does the music play us?
* Principles important for play
The Middle - Performance and dealing with opposition.
Chapter 5- Dealing with the opposition
* The Shadow force of competitive edge
* Meet your inferior relative
* The positive path for our Shadow worker
* Zeus energy
* Post match interview and analysis
* Finishing off the Shadow
Chapter 6. Women's sports
* Creating epoche
* Lilly Par the woman history could not forget
* The archetypal lineage of the female archers
* The four trials of psyche
* The current generation of female archers
Chapter 7 - Numbers, Phases and Myths that speak to Sport
* Mental fitness, archetypal phases, threats and opportunities
* Lucky number seven and sports
* Myths that speak to sports
* Japan: The Magnificent Seven (as we know it now)
* USA: Mickey Mouse, 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
* Greece: 'Atalanta and the Golden Apples'
* Germany: 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin'
* The Kalahari: 'The Young Man and the Lion'
* The seven deadly sins for the elite athlete
The end.
Chapter 8. Repair, the return to Freud
* Good stress or bad stress in the twenty-first century
* Now the contest is over
* Emerging voices from the depths of psychology
Chapter 9. Freudian depth sport psychology
Tom Ferraro
* Case study 1. 'The injury-prone perfectionist', working with a harsh
superego: 16-year-old, highly ranked male tennis player
* Case study 2. The false-self in a football player
* Case study 3. The use of transference in the case of a professional
golfer
* Case study 4. Wrecked by success: the case of an All-American
football player
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
Prologue
Before the Beginning, meet depth sport psychology
My handshake with you, before the whistle blows
The Beginning.
Chapter 1. 'The knowledge'; stone tools to video chat in 30,000 years
* The ages of animism and scientism
* Women are top cats
* The new knowledge; the star
* The new male gods of the sky
* The first ever Brexit
Chapter 2. The Greek legacy of Sport
* The Axial Age and the birth of a sporting world
* The birth of science as we know it
* Harmonia, the Olympic love child of the shotgun wedding
* The Deal; Do the Gods or the gods will do you
* The lost soul of the performer
* Part-animal, part-computer
* Vive la France plus Coubertin
Chapter 3. Sports, here and now
* The modern global plume of sport
* Cultural pioneers or the road to perdition and abuse
* Reconnecting with the soul of sport
* Psychosocial Stages and thoughtful cultures in sport
* Futures markets in sport
Chapter 4. Don't play at your peril
* Playing for peace
* Play and player are the same
* Immersion and being in your body
* Finding your senses
* Does the music play us?
* Principles important for play
The Middle - Performance and dealing with opposition.
Chapter 5- Dealing with the opposition
* The Shadow force of competitive edge
* Meet your inferior relative
* The positive path for our Shadow worker
* Zeus energy
* Post match interview and analysis
* Finishing off the Shadow
Chapter 6. Women's sports
* Creating epoche
* Lilly Par the woman history could not forget
* The archetypal lineage of the female archers
* The four trials of psyche
* The current generation of female archers
Chapter 7 - Numbers, Phases and Myths that speak to Sport
* Mental fitness, archetypal phases, threats and opportunities
* Lucky number seven and sports
* Myths that speak to sports
* Japan: The Magnificent Seven (as we know it now)
* USA: Mickey Mouse, 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
* Greece: 'Atalanta and the Golden Apples'
* Germany: 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin'
* The Kalahari: 'The Young Man and the Lion'
* The seven deadly sins for the elite athlete
The end.
Chapter 8. Repair, the return to Freud
* Good stress or bad stress in the twenty-first century
* Now the contest is over
* Emerging voices from the depths of psychology
Chapter 9. Freudian depth sport psychology
Tom Ferraro
* Case study 1. 'The injury-prone perfectionist', working with a harsh
superego: 16-year-old, highly ranked male tennis player
* Case study 2. The false-self in a football player
* Case study 3. The use of transference in the case of a professional
golfer
* Case study 4. Wrecked by success: the case of an All-American
football player
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
Before the Beginning, meet depth sport psychology
My handshake with you, before the whistle blows
The Beginning.
Chapter 1. 'The knowledge'; stone tools to video chat in 30,000 years
* The ages of animism and scientism
* Women are top cats
* The new knowledge; the star
* The new male gods of the sky
* The first ever Brexit
Chapter 2. The Greek legacy of Sport
* The Axial Age and the birth of a sporting world
* The birth of science as we know it
* Harmonia, the Olympic love child of the shotgun wedding
* The Deal; Do the Gods or the gods will do you
* The lost soul of the performer
* Part-animal, part-computer
* Vive la France plus Coubertin
Chapter 3. Sports, here and now
* The modern global plume of sport
* Cultural pioneers or the road to perdition and abuse
* Reconnecting with the soul of sport
* Psychosocial Stages and thoughtful cultures in sport
* Futures markets in sport
Chapter 4. Don't play at your peril
* Playing for peace
* Play and player are the same
* Immersion and being in your body
* Finding your senses
* Does the music play us?
* Principles important for play
The Middle - Performance and dealing with opposition.
Chapter 5- Dealing with the opposition
* The Shadow force of competitive edge
* Meet your inferior relative
* The positive path for our Shadow worker
* Zeus energy
* Post match interview and analysis
* Finishing off the Shadow
Chapter 6. Women's sports
* Creating epoche
* Lilly Par the woman history could not forget
* The archetypal lineage of the female archers
* The four trials of psyche
* The current generation of female archers
Chapter 7 - Numbers, Phases and Myths that speak to Sport
* Mental fitness, archetypal phases, threats and opportunities
* Lucky number seven and sports
* Myths that speak to sports
* Japan: The Magnificent Seven (as we know it now)
* USA: Mickey Mouse, 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
* Greece: 'Atalanta and the Golden Apples'
* Germany: 'The Pied Piper of Hamelin'
* The Kalahari: 'The Young Man and the Lion'
* The seven deadly sins for the elite athlete
The end.
Chapter 8. Repair, the return to Freud
* Good stress or bad stress in the twenty-first century
* Now the contest is over
* Emerging voices from the depths of psychology
Chapter 9. Freudian depth sport psychology
Tom Ferraro
* Case study 1. 'The injury-prone perfectionist', working with a harsh
superego: 16-year-old, highly ranked male tennis player
* Case study 2. The false-self in a football player
* Case study 3. The use of transference in the case of a professional
golfer
* Case study 4. Wrecked by success: the case of an All-American
football player
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index