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the roles played by the perceptual and cognitive functions in identification, detection, discrimination, recognition, and classification of key contextual information from a visual scene ( Hodges et al., 2021 ). Research has focused on both the sport-specific (e.g., sporting environment) and general

was the Individual Zone for Optimal Functioning (IZOF; Ruiz, Raglin, & Hanin, 2017 ) taking into consideration the interplay between emotion and performance, with functional and dysfunctional emotions affecting performance. IZOF was chosen in order to meet the athlete’s needs. Meanwhile, the

( Feltz et al., 1999 ). The physical training started with a preseason in the model of the Olympic modalities. A functional movement assessment was performed to identify FT’s body functions ( Cook et al., 2014 ; Frost et al., 2012 ). We identified some asymmetries in important joints such as ankle and

considered effective and in the best interests of the client (also known as “workability”), and emphasis is placed on the function and context of behavior ( Hayes, Strosahl, & Wilson, 1999 ). In turn, functional contextualism is applied to human learning and behavior through relational frame theory (RFT

processes, P–C skills are used to perceive, process, and integrate the environmental information to execute the appropriate actions ( Marteniuk, 1976 ; Renshaw et al., 2019 ) and illustrate the role played by the perceptual and cognitive functions in identification, detection, discrimination, recognition

definition of what well-being is (and is not) has been agreed upon, it is thought to be a combination of hedonic (e.g., positive emotions) and eudaimonic (i.e., positive psychological and social functioning) components ( Marsh et al., 2020 ; Ryan & Deci, 2001 ). Therefore, a complementary yet alternative

positive functioning (i.e., the remaining SWB and PWB items) symptoms (Items 4–14) “every day” or “almost every day” within the past month. Languishing is diagnosed when someone reports having experienced at least one of the three EWB symptoms (Items 1–3) and six out of the 11 positive functioning symptoms

within organizations and networks of organizations, impacting the ATDE’s functioning directly or indirectly. Even though such organizations might operate at the macrolevel, from the view of the athlete, they affect the structure and processes of the club. Recent studies have showcased how a successful

impact that impaired functioning can have on athletes’ performance and long-term health. It is well documented that elite athletes must constantly respond and adapt to stressors in their environment, creating vulnerabilities that do not exist for the general population ( Schinke, Stambulova, Si, & Moore

always clear, especially in chronic cases, but utilizing a biopsychosocial model of care allows us to address all potential contributing factors versus reducing a symptom to a single cause. Individualized Concussion Care Our approach to concussion treatment also functions within the conceptual framework