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Restoring Harmony in the Lifeworld? Identity, Learning, and Leaving Preelite Sport

Noora J. Ronkainen, Tatiana V. Ryba, and Jacquelyn Allen-Collinson

) notion of “boundary situations” ( Ronkainen & Nesti, 2017 ) and “critical moments” ( Nesti, Littlewood, O’Halloran, Eubank, & Richardson, 2012 ) to describe ruptures in the lifeworld that can push us to change our perspective and find new meaning (although not necessarily for all). What is common to

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 34 (2020): Issue 4 (Dec 2020)

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Stories of Critical Moments Contributing to the Development of Applied Sport Psychology Practitioners

Nick Wadsworth, Hayley McEwan, Moira Lafferty, Martin Eubank, and David Tod

the existential literature as boundary situations ( Jaspers, 1932 ). Karl Jaspers wrote extensively about how these boundary situations (like death and suffering) were an unavoidable part of human life. Through these boundary situations, people have the opportunity to realize the purpose and meaning

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In The Sport Psychologist Volume 35 (2021): Issue 1 (Mar 2021)

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One-to-One Support With a Professional Rugby League Player: A Case for Referral?

Nick Wadsworth, Ben Paszkowec, and Martin Eubank

. ( 2011 ). Making your way in the game: Boundary situations in England’s professional football world . In D. Gilbourne & M.B. Anderson (Eds.), Critical essays in applied sport psychology (pp.  233 – 246 ). Champaign, IL : Human Kinetics . Nesti , M. , Littlewood , M. , O’Halloran , L

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In Case Studies in Sport and Exercise Psychology Volume 4 (2020): Issue S1 (Jan 2020): Athlete Mental Health