Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Dedication pp.v-viii
Preface pp.ix-xii
Chapter 1: A Brief Review of Commonly Used Theories and the Importance of Applying Theory in Practice
(Tracey Devonport)pp.1-12
Chapter 2: The Utility of Stress and Coping Theory When Working with Athletes
(Tracey Devonport)pp.13-46
Chapter 3: The Utility of Stress and Coping Theory When Working with Officials
(Tracey Devonport)pp.47-76
Chapter 4: Coping With Stress as a Sports Coach: Putting Theory into Practice
(Richard Thelwell)pp.77-100
Chapter 5: Stress and Work Psychology
(Tony Cassidy)pp.101-126
Chapter 6: Stress and Policing: A Retrospective Reflection and Contemporary Updating
(Jennifer Brown)pp.127-160
Chapter 7: Stress, Coping, Resilience and Health
(Tony Cassidy) pp.161-200
Chapter 8: The Utility of Coping: What We Have Learned and How We Can Develop Skills During Adolescence
(Erica Frydenberg)pp.201-228
Chapter 9: Clinical Psychology: A Psychoeducational Cognitive Behavioural Approach To Helping People Cope
(Claire Hayes)pp.229-258
Chapter 10: The Utility of Biopsychosocial Models of Clinical Formulation Within Stress and Coping Theory and Applied Practice
(Lynne Johnston, Andrew Hutchison and Barry Ingham)pp.259-290
Contributors pp.291-292
Index pp.293-307