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Jane S Thornton

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Director of Health, Medicine and Science at the International Olympic Committee 🇨🇦 Olympian & World Rowing Champion
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Shakers Re-Stirred By John Godber & Jane Thornton

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By John Godber, Jane S Thornton
| datathistle.com
Shakers Re-Stirred By John Godber & Jane Thornton Adult comedy. Our four long suffering waitresses give us a wicked glimpse of what happens nightly in their trendy cocktail bar Text supplied by third party. Performance times Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the information displayed here is accurate, always check with the venue before attending. 9 Laws Lane, Finedon, Wellingborough, NN9 5LU
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AI Is Being Used to Combat Online Abuse Against Olympians

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By Jane S Thornton
| Missing Perspectives
Growing up, I was never particularly interested in sports – I was completely sedentary and never did a single moment of physical activity that wasn’t forced. But when my mum and I were dropping a friend off at a rowing program that an Olympic rower was starting in the small Canadian town where I grew up, we heard there was an extra spot. My mum said, “You go”. It was a struggle at first.
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An innovative, athlete-centred approach to mental health at the Olympic Games Paris 2024

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By Scott Sloan Verified, Jessica D Bartley, Jane S Thornton, Chantal Buchser
| British Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
The WHO defines health as ‘a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity’. Mental health is recognised as an integral and essential component of health - and more than just the absence of mental disorders.1 And yet, within sport, discourse around mental health is often focused on mental health symptoms and disorders, compounding an already established barrier to help-seeking—perceived medicalisation.
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