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Preliminary Thoughts on Sport, Theology, and Trauma (Part 4): Concluding Remarks and Recommendations

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By Nick Watson, John Swinton
| Christian Scholar's Review
Finding My Course: A Professional Athlete’s Journey through Pain to Purpose Published by Do Good Books in 264pp / $24.95 / 9780971272385 Trauma-Informed Research in Sport, Exercise, and Health: Qualitative Methods Published by Routledge in 284pp / $56.99 / 9781032366135 Spiritual Trauma Care: Theology and Psychology in Dialogue Published by Cascade Books in 238pp / $31.00 / One of our goals in this essay was to synthesise three related books on trauma, from three distinct sources—pastoral...
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Preliminary Thoughts on Sport, Theology, and Trauma (Part 3): Theological and Psychological Perspectives on Trauma

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By Nick Watson, John Swinton
| Christian Scholar's Review
Spiritual Trauma Care: Theology and Psychology in Dialogue Published by Cascade Books in 238pp / $31.00 / Deborah van Deusen Hunsinger, emerita professor at Princeton Theological Seminary and author of Spiritual Trauma Care: Theology and Psychology in Dialogue, is one of America’s leading pastoral theologians. Her latest book brings the latest trauma theory and empirical findings into conversation with Christian theology.
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Preliminary Thoughts on Sport, Theology, and Trauma (Part 2): Social-Scientific and Methodological Perspectives on Researching Trauma in Sports

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By Nick Watson, John Swinton
| Christian Scholar's Review
Trauma-Informed Research in Sport, Exercise, and Health: Qualitative Methods Published by Routledge in 284pp / $56.99 / 9781032366135 Our review of the literature yielded no publications specifically on a theological and psychological understanding of trauma in sports, aside from an interview with Rachael Denhollander[1] and a book and two articles that touch on trauma-related issues in sports from a Christian perspective (e.g., resilience and identity).[2] There are several publications from...
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