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Citation (2018), "Index", Sport, Mental Illness, and Sociology (Research in the Sociology of Sport, Vol. 11), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 193-195. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1476-285420180000011013 Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited Copyright © 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited INDEX Actual social identity, 11 Addiction, in sport alcohol, 113–118 drug rehabilitation programs, 119 drugs, 113–115 hegemonic masculinity, 115–117 natural recovery concept, 119 and recovery, 118–121 Ageism, 12 Aggression, 10 Alcohol and sport, 113–118 Allergy, 128 Altruism, 149 Anger, 10 Anorexia nervosa, 100 Anxiety, 10, 64, 81, 128 Asthma, 128 Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, 128 Autism, 128 Badge of Honor, pain as, 29 Behavioral features, 12 Bipolar disorder, 128 Canada, 81 Childhood trauma, 64 Chronic fatigue syndrome, 128 Chronic pain, 128 Clinical recovery, 163 Coeliac disease, 128 Cognitive features, 12 Composure, 13 Content/representation studies, 146 Co-present epistemological approach, 25 Courage, 13 Crohn’s disease, 128 Depression, 10, 64, 81, 128 Depression and suicide athlete experiences of, 83–88 ideation, 83–88 mental health and illness, 88–91 prevalence of, 80–83 in professional sport, 81 Diabetes, 128 Diagnostic categories, 179 Discredited/discrediting stigma, 11 Discreditable stigma, 12 Discrimination, 12 Disordered eating, 98 athlete, 98–99 legitimized, 100–103 stigma, 98–105 Dopers, 112 Drug rehabilitation programs, 119 Drugs and sport, 113–115 Eating disorders, 10 stigma, 98–105 Ecosocial approach, 47 Ego identity, 18 Enacted stigma, 12 Epilepsy, 128, 129–133 Fibromyalgia, 55, 128 Football and identity reconstruction, 171–172 as a safe space, 167–168 and social relationships, 168–171 Gameness, 13 Gate Control Theory (GTC), 26 Goffman, Erving, 10 Goffman’s concept (of stigma), 10 Hegemonic masculinity, 115–117 Hidden/invisible disability epilepsy as an, 129–133 Homo clausus conception, 88 Homophobia, 12 Hypoglycemia, 128 Identity, politics of, 11 Identity reconstruction and football, 171–172 Illness and mental health, 80–91 Impression management, 11 Inflammatory bowel disease, 128 Information control, 17–18 Ingham, Alan, 11 Ingham analysis, 11 Integrity, 13 International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP), 25 Irritable bowel syndrome, 128 Lactose intolerance, 128 Lupus, 128 Lyme disease, 128 Marxist critical theory, 18 Mass media and mental illness, 147–151 and sport, 145–147 Material-discursive approach, 47 Material-intrapsychic-discursive approach, 47 Mental health athletes, 10 football and, 166–172 and illness, 88–91 and place, 163–164 recovery, 164–165 spectacle of, 154–156 women’s embodiment, 47 World Health Organization definition, 144 Mental health care, 17–18 Mental health literacy, 147 Mental illness accessing and witnessing experiences of, 181–183 athletes, 151–154 communicating, 187–190 diagnostic categories, 179 invisible disabilities, 127–140 mass media, 147–151 mass mediation of, 144–156 misunderstanding, 178 neuro/biological abnormality, 100 and physical activity, 47–50 prevalence of, 81 sick role, 151–154 spectacle of, 154–156 stereotypical characters, 149 stigma, 12–13, 178–179 in sport, 13–17 stigmatized, 103–105 tackling through football, 165–166 treatment, 179–181 understanding experiences of, 183–186 Migraines, 128 Misunderstanding, 178 Mixed martial artists (MMA), 24 Multiple sclerosis, 128 Narcolepsy, 128 National Health Service (NHS), 166 Natural recovery concept, 119 Neuro/biological abnormality, 100 New materialist approach, 47 Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), 46–47 Office for National Statistics (ONS), 81 Pain Badge of Honor, 29 interconnection through, 31 in medicine, 25–26 reconstructed methodology, 39–40 reflection of identity, 30 sociology of sport, 28–31 in sport psychology, 26–28 Parsons’ postulates, 151 Personal identity, 10, 17–18 Personality disorders, 128 Personal recovery, 163 Physical activity embodied limitations, 53–55 mental illness and, 47–50 public health messages, 51–53 research approach, 50–51 role of, 51–55 Physical cultural studies (PCS), 28 Physical pain, 35–36 Place mental health, 163–164 Politics of identity, 11 Production studies, 146 Psychological pain, 38–39 Racism, 12 Reception/consumption, 146 Reduction of stigma, 18–20 Rheumatoid arthritis, 128 Schizophrenia, 128 Second Chance Programme, 119 Seizures, 129 Sexism, 12 Social identity, 10, 11–17 Social isolation, 164 Social pain, 33–35 Social relationships, 164 football and, 168–171 Sociology of sport, 28–31 Spiritual pain, 36–38 Spoiled identity, 11 Sport-alcohol nexus, 116, 118 Sport and alcohol, 113–118 Sport ethic, 100 Sport in Society , 151 Sport-plus model, 119 Sport psychology, 26–28 Sports Coaching Review , 149 Stigma, 9–21, 178–179 disordered eating, 98–105 information control, 17–18 mental health care, 17–18 personal identity, 17–18 reduction, 18–20 the social identity, 11–17 Street Soccer program, 165 Stress, 10 Substance misuse, 10 Sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SUDEP), 129 Suicide, 81 Suicide and depression athlete experiences of, 83–88 ideation, 83–88 mental health and illness, 88–91 prevalence of, 80–83 in professional sport, 81 Total institution, 14 Total pain, 31 physical pain, 35–36 psychological pain, 38–39 social pain, 33–35 spiritual pain, 36–38 Trauma impacts of, 69–71 qualitative methodologies, 71–74 silencing, 71–74 socio-cultural dimensions, 65–69 survivors of, 47 Treatment, 179–181 Virtual social identity, 11 World Health Organization, 144 Years Lived with a Disability (YLD), 80 Book Chapters Prelims Introduction: Mental Illness in Sport: Sociological Legacies, Absences, and Controversies Chapter 1 Mental Illness Stigma Chapter 2 Total Pain Chapter 3 Mental Illness and Identity Intersections: An Examination of the Complex Relationship between Obsessive-compulsive Disorder, Physical Activity, and Women’s Embodiment Chapter 4 Researching Trauma in the Context of Sport Chapter 5 Depression and Suicide in Professional Sports Work Chapter 6 Disordered Eating in Sport: Legitimized and Stigmatized Chapter 7 Drugs, Alcohol, and Addiction in Sport Chapter 8 Invisible Disabilities Chapter 9 Mass Mediation of Mental Illness in Sport Chapter 10 Football, Healing, and Mental Health Recovery Chapter 11 In It for The Long Run: Researching Mental Health and Illness Index

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