The ISSP Manual of Sports Psychiatry

Dr Glick, MD is a Stanford Emeritus Professor and internationally recognized psychiatric researcher (focus on long-term treatment outcome), educator and clinician. He has published over 200 articles/book chapters, eight books plus three model, psychopharmacology curriculums –and worked with the NBA and NFL. Dr. Kamis, MD is a psychiatry resident at Stanford University. She competed as a Division I athlete at the University of Pennsylvania where she was a four-time NCAA championship qualifier, All American, Academic-All Ivy, as well as captain of Penn’s fencing team. Dr. Stull, MD works full time in the Athletic Department at the University of Nebraska, serves as the President of the International Society for Sports Psychiatry and is an active member of the NCAA Mental Health Task forced.

Introduction: What is Sports Psychiatry Ira Glick, Todd Stull, and Danielle Kamis MD 1. Overview of Sports Psychiatry Dan Begel Part I: Non-Contact Sports 2. Running Claudia Reardon 3. Cycling Allen Currie and Brian Lunn 4. Swimming Toni Baum 5. Triathlon Clair Twark, Laura Moretti, and Kimberly Webster 6. Tennis/Badminton/Squash Shane Credo 7. Rowing Roxy Szeftel, Barb Pearce, and Gish Jen 8. Weightlifting Ian Steele, Harrison G. Pope Jr., and Gen Kanayama 9. Gymnastics Ian Tofler 10. Golf Michael T. Lardon, John Companiotte, and Ian Tofler Part II: Contact Sports 11. Futbol/Soccer Valentin Markser, David McDuff, Karl-Jürgen Bär 12. Football David McDuff, Don Thompson, and Michelle Garvin 13. Cricket Ian Tofler and David Tofler 14. Baseball David McDuff, Don Thompson, and Michelle Garvin 15. Basketball Ira Glick, Melissa Glegerich, and David McDuff 16. Fencing Danielle Kamis and Michael Morgan 17. Volleyball Dave Baron, Anthony Chen, and Sean Sassano 18. Lacrosse David McDuff and Michelle Garvin 19. Boxing Donald Kamm Conclusion: The Culture of Sports: Global Issues and Challenges Ira Glick, David Brodwin, and Claudia Reardon