THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SPORT INJURY LAB
WE ENGAGE IN PATIENT-CENTERED AND CLINICIAN-FOCUSED RESEARCH TO IMPROVE RETURN TO SPORT, REDUCE SECONDARY INJURIES, AND IMPROVE OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE AFTER SPORT-RELATED INJURY.
MEET OUR TEAM
HANA MARMURA, PH.D., MPT
Postdoctoral Fellow
ELAINE REICHE, MS, ATC, CSCS
4th Year Ph.D. Candidate
CAITIE BRINKMAN, MS, ATC
3rd Year Ph.D. Candidate
ALISON CRUISE, MAJ, USAF
1st year Ph.D. Student
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT: VIRTUAL REALITY MINDFULNESS MEDITATION AFTER ACL RECONSTRUCTION
PSI LAB ALUMNI
FRANCESCA GENOESE, PH.D., ATC
(PH.D. IN KINESIOLOGY - ATHLETIC INJURY AND REHABILITATION)
Assistant Professor at the University of Wyoming
DIVERSITY, EQUITY, ACCESSIBILITY, AND INCLUSION
The Psychology of Sport Injury Laboratory is dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive, collaborative, and equitable learning and research environment. We welcome and embrace researchers of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, and abilities. We meet people where they are at and encourage a growth mindset to take on challenges and learn from them. Below is a list of our specific values that helps to guide our work to address inequalities in science.
Research Specific Values:
We strive to engage in research that is patient-centered, and clinician focused to promote a biopsychosocial approach to patient management. This includes engaging in ongoing projects that focus on examining and improving health outcomes in the following groups:
Women
Racial/Ethnic Minorities
We strive to be intentional in our recruitment of underrepresented groups in our samples.
Some specific ways our lab members are involved in diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts:
Safe Space and Mental Health First Aid Training
Serving Institutional, Regional, and National DEI Committees
Mentoring students from HBCUs and HSIs