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AOSSM Specialty Day 2023 with ISAKOS with CME
1. AOSSM-ISAKOS - Session IV - Webster
1. AOSSM-ISAKOS - Session IV - Webster
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In this video, Dr. Webster discusses the psychology of return to play in athletes recovering from sports injuries, specifically focusing on anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries. Emotional responses such as mood disturbance and decreased self-worth are common in injured athletes, which can impact their recovery and return to sport. Factors like coping strategies, adherence to rehab, self-efficacy, and locus of control influence the recovery process. Fear of re-injury is a significant factor that prevents athletes from returning to sport. Psychological readiness, including emotions and confidence in the rehab program and performance, is crucial for a successful return to sport. Psychological readiness can also predict return to pre-injury performance and the likelihood of future injuries.
Keywords
psychology
return to play
athletes
ACL injuries
recovery
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