Michelle S. Dwarika

@midwarika.bsky.social

Doctoral Researcher at the University of Birmingham studying mental skills training in dance |MAS in Dance Science.

That’s a wrap! Attending the first Safer Sport congress was inspirational. So many colleagues do such excellent work in making Sport and Dance a better place. Together we are stronger - let’s continue to make safeguarding a priority in thr sports and dance world!

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Exciting news! 🎉 The 2nd National Survey of Safeguarding and Abuse Prevention in Dance, in collaboration with One Dance UK and the National Institute of Dance Medicine and Science, is now open! Let's prioritise safeguarding in dance and create a community where every dancer feels safe. 💃🕺

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And yet again we say: adie, Basel! I had another great Christmas with our Swiss family. I’ve eaten and drunk my way through quite a few aperos and tons of good food. I neither confirm nor deny to have eaten my weight in Christmas cookies. Quality time, indeed ❤️🙌🏻

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Hi everyone, we are The SPRINT project! Our mission is to use sport psychology to enhance well-being and performance in various contexts. Stay tuned for research insights, stories that inspire action, tools and resources! Join us on our journey ⭐ www.sprintproject.org

The Sprint Project | Community-based sport psychology research | Birmingham, West Midlands, UK

The Sprint Project is a team of applied psychology researchers at the University of Birmingham helping to define and intervene in community-based issues to improve well-being and performance.

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🧵 THREAD: Exploring Mental Skills Interventions in Dance 🩰🧠 Our systematic review protocol 🧵 «Characteristics of mental skills interventions in dance: a mixed methods systematic review protocol" is now published in BMJ open. Read in the thread what it is all about!