Evaluation of the Use of Healing Imagery in Athletic Injury Rehabilitation

Cressman, Joel M.; Dawson, Kimberley A.

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“…Healing Imagery in Athletic Injury Scale (Cressman, 2010) Healing imagery is evaluated on a 7-point Likert scale that assesses an athlete's ability to imagine vivid controllable and poly-sensory imaging techniques to manage healing imagery. Total items are 9.Cronbach alpha= 0.91.…”

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“…Tikslinė atranka, tiriant 58 sportininkus. Analizuojamas varžybinis sporto nerimas (Cox et al, 2003), gydomieji vaizdai sportinių traumų skalėje (Cressman, 2010), sporto pasiekimai (Sean et al, 2008, psichologiniai konstruktai, trenerių atsiliepimai (Stein, 2009) apie tris regione paplitusias sporto šakas: kriketą, ledo ritulį ir sieninį.…”

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Varžybinis sportinis nerimas, gydomieji vaizdai ir pasiekimo tikslas; tarpininkaujantis trenerio grįžtamojo ryšio vaidmuo jauniems Pakistano sportininkams

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Farhana Kazmib

2024

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Background. Sports psychology is integral to be taught both in academic settings and on practical athletic fields. This study considers students who are part of the physical education and sports department, whose responsibilities are twofold. Practical implications of managing sports anxiety, recovering from the ordeal of rehabilitation injuries, and achieving sports goals are crucial aspects of coaching feedback. Aim: to explore competitive sports anxiety among enrolled student-athletes, the role of healing imagery in athletic injury recovery, and the achievement goals in the sports of cricket, hockey, and squash, with the mediation of coaching feedback. Methods: Purposive sampling was utilized to investigate 58 athletes on the psychological constructs of Competitive Sports Anxiety (Cox et al., 2003), Healing Imagery in Athletic Injury Scale (Cressman, 2010), Achievement Goal in Sports (Sean et al., 2008), and Coaching Feedback (Stein, 2009) across three prevalent sports: cricket, hockey, and squash in the region. Results Moderate, significant correlations are observed among the variables. There is a highly significant and positive impact of healing imagery on athletes’ achievement goals, both in terms of ego and mastery. Coaching characterized by positivity and punishment orientation significantly affects goal achievement. Healing imagery serves as a partial mediator between competitive sports anxiety and athletes' achievement goals. Conclusion. Competitive sports anxiety can hinder the effectiveness of healing imagery and steer athletes away from achieving their goals. When athletes have mastered their sport, they are less inclined to utilize healing visualization techniques. As a result, coaches must adapt their teaching strategies to cater to the individual needs of athletes. Providing sports students and active players with regular sports psychological workshops and access to the latest therapies is essential. Exploring the motivational climate is integral for future studies. Keywords: competition, sports anxiety, healing imagery, achievement goal, coaching feedback

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Varžybinis sportinis nerimas, gydomieji vaizdai ir pasiekimo tikslas; tarpininkaujantis trenerio grįžtamojo ryšio vaidmuo jauniems Pakistano sportininkams

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Farhana Kazmib

2024

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“…Several other studies have also documented the positive effects of mental skills such as imagery on motivation, confidence, and adherence during rehabilitation (Cressman & Dawson, 2011;Evans, Hare, & Mullen, 2006). Viewed from the standpoint of evidence-based practice, however, there is limited high-quality research examining the effectiveness of mental skills training in sport injury contexts.…”

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Psychological predictors and consequences of injuries in sport settings.

Wiese‐Bjornstal

2019

APA Handbook of Sport and Exercise Psychology, Volume 1: Sport Psychology (Vol. 1).

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“…MI is progressively included in rehabilitation as an adjunct therapeutic modality for trauma or injury management [ 20 , 21 , 22 ]. In reality, MI has gradually become one of the most popular technique among athletes for both rehabilitation processes (e.g., pain reduction) and performance optimization purposes (e.g., self-efficacy, injury anxiety) [ 2 , 6 ].…”

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The Effects of Motor Imagery on Pain in Lower Limb Sports Injuries: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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This review evaluated the efficacy of Motor Imagery intervention in athletes with lower limb sports injuries that could affect their pain levels during rehabilitation. We carried out a thorough research of the scientific literature for RCT studies in athletes with lower limb musculoskeletal sports injuries including search terms Motor Imagery AND pain, Motor Imagery AND sport injuries, Motor Imagery AND lower limb. We searched 3 major databases, PubMed, Scopus, and ScienceDirect, with the search period ranging from their inception until May 2022. We assessed the quality of the studies using the PEDro Scale and the data was recorded and extracted with the use of Mendeley software. The search criteria resulted in a pool of 10.107 possible articles. Upon completion of the selection procedure, only 3 RCT studies met the inclusion criteria with a total of 60 injured athletes (n = 18 with ankle sprain and n = 42 with ACL injuries). The meta-analysis showed no statistically significant positive effects of MI intervention on pain intensity after lower limb sports injuries (n = 60; MD = −1.57; 95% CI: −3.60 to 0.46; I2 = 50%; p = 0.13). The limited number of studies could justify the statistically insignificant effect of MI, but although the methodological quality of the studies was moderate to high, the heterogeneity of them was also relatively high. More RCT’s are required to explore the effect of MI on pain in athletes with lower limb injuries in order to address psychophysiological processes during rehabilitation.

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Evaluation of the Use of Healing Imagery in Athletic Injury Rehabilitation

Cited by 8 publications

References 21 publications

Varžybinis sportinis nerimas, gydomieji vaizdai ir pasiekimo tikslas; tarpininkaujantis trenerio grįžtamojo ryšio vaidmuo jauniems Pakistano sportininkams

Varžybinis sportinis nerimas, gydomieji vaizdai ir pasiekimo tikslas; tarpininkaujantis trenerio grįžtamojo ryšio vaidmuo jauniems Pakistano sportininkams

Psychological predictors and consequences of injuries in sport settings.

The Effects of Motor Imagery on Pain in Lower Limb Sports Injuries: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

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