Tackling the Blues mental health programme for children and young people is highlighting the effects of loneliness this Mental Health Awareness Week.
Sam Cummings, the Head of Mental Health at the English Institute of Sport, came to Edge Hill University to discuss the importance of mental health in elite sports and offer advice for students looking at a career in the field.
In a new article for The Conversation Andy Sparks, Reader in Exercise Physiology at Edge Hill University and Graeme Close, Professor of Human Physiology at Liverpool John Moores University examine the ingredients of popular pre-workout supplement.
A report by an Edge Hill University researcher has been launched in a bid to inform new government policy on the mental health benefits of sport and physical activity following the Covid-19 pandemic.
Two Edge Hill students have won an excellence award from the professional body for the sport and physical activity sector.
An Edge Hill student is highlighting the profound impact of award-winning child mental health programme Tackling the Blues as it gets set to expand.
With growing concerns about female safety and sexual harassment and discrimination in sport, Edge Hill’s leading researchers are launching a timely new public seminar series that will address these and other challenges for sport.
The award-winning children’s mental health programme, Tackling the Blues, is celebrating a milestone year after supporting a record number of new children and young people across the North West.
Everton legend Ian Snodin went back to school this week to support Tackling the Blues, the award-winning project run by Edge Hill University, Everton in the Community (EitC) and Tate Liverpool which uses sport and the arts to help school children at risk of developing mental health problems.
The Department of Sport and Physical Activity at Edge Hill has met the criteria to be receive the Athena Swan Bronze Award for its commitment to support and transform gender equality within higher education and research.