Really excited to be working on this project, led by Dr Ella McLoughlin, with Dr Julie Johnston and Joseph Stanford. Hopefully it will be valuable insight for all involved.

‘Malevolent’ traits can be important for athletic success – but could be hindering athlete-coach relationships, according to a new study involving Joseph Stanford and Laura Healy NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Sport Science NTU Research independent.co.uk/news/science/p…

A reminder to all coaches to complete the really important Research we have commissioned with NTU regarding Swim Coach Welfare in the UK. There's been lots of responses but we want more - you do not need to be a member to complete this anonymous survey. gbswimcoaches.co.uk/bsca-ntu-launc…

Come work with us! We're recruiting a Research Fellow to support our work evaluating UKSI's Mental Health Strategy. FT position until May 2025. Dr Julie Johnston Dr Ella McLoughlin Dr Sam Giles Dr Mustafa Sarkar NTU Department of Sport Science jobs.ac.uk/job/DIG380/res…

🏃‍♂️🏃‍♀️‘Malevolent’ traits can be important for athletic success – but could be hindering athlete-coach relationships, according to a new study involving Joseph Stanford and Laura Healy of NTU Department of Sport Science Read more 👉independent.co.uk/news/science/p…

NEW Research Fellow post Nottingham Trent University to support the evaluation of UK Sports Institute Mental Health Strategy (led by Dr Sam Giles). If you have experience within elite sport and mental health, do consider applying. Deadline is 1st July. Please RT. jobs.ac.uk/job/DIG380/res…

Great week connecting with colleagues at #ICSIS4 in Dijon! Tom and Ben both delivered excellent presentations which generated lots of conversations within the group. Bring on #ICSIS5 Benjamin Jeffery NTU Department of Sport Science NTU Research NTU Doctoral School

An evening watching kids age 1-18 playing games with each other at the BBQ/Junior & Flyerz awards. They may never have met if they (or their parents!) didn’t play for the club & they were having so much fun. Can’t help but think we must be doing something right #agreatlittleclub

Really excited to have been promoted to Associate Professor of Sport & Exercise Psychology NTU Department of Sport Science Nottingham Trent University . Working with brilliant colleagues in a supportive high performance culture is a privilege, & I'm looking forward to the challenge of working in my new role

Calling all British Swim Coaches! We are collaborating with the BSCA Ltd to better understand the mental health and wellbeing of swim coaches working in the U.K. please take some time complete this short survey app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/ntusurvey/th… Laura Healy Joseph Stanford

Next stop Innsbruck ⛰️🏞️for FEPSAC FEPSAC- Congress 2024! Taking a scenic route via sleeper train 🚞🚄🛤️which I’m sure will be an adventure! Looking forward to connecting with friends and colleagues with a side order of science, all washed down with some 🍻🍻🍻!

Dr Lisa O'Halloran - senior lecturer in sport and exercise psychology - discusses some of the challenges of athletes investing large amounts of time, energy and resources into their sport from a young age. @LisaOH08 NTU Department of Sport Science NTUScienceTechnology

Athletes face many stressors, not just from their sport but from outside their sport. But how do they deal with these? Find out more in our latest episode of the #ResearchReimagined podcast, featuring Dr Ella McLoughlin 👉 buff.ly/3xum53j

How does personality affect performance? Superb @JonBloggs66 interview with NTU Department of Sport Science researchers Laura Healy & Joseph Standford, examining how narcissism, psychopathy & Machiavellianism impact sporting relationships themindroom.substack.com/p/sport-and-th…

We'd like to introduce you to Katie Garstang (Katie Garstang), a PhD student at NTU Department of Sport Science & a researcher with @CeBSAP. She recently published a review in JPAH on goal setting interventions in insufficiently active adults. 🔗 doi.org/10.1123/jpah.2… #EarlyCareerResearcher

Great day at Sporting Chance Summit in Birmingham on mental health in elite sport with NTU Department of Sport Science staff and PGRs who research in this space (Laura Healy, Dr Ella McLoughlin, Dr Sam Giles, Carly Perry, PhD, Sally Hilton, Kelly Johal, Tom McGlinchey, and Kate Walsh).

What a star Dr Katie Garstang is! It’s been such a pleasure to work with her, something which I hope I continue to do!