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1The critical posthumanities and postqualitative inquiry in psychology
Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2025, 22, 559-570
2.65Citations (PDF)
2School-based factors influencing physical activity participation in children and adolescents with disabilities: A qualitative systematic review and meta-synthesis
Disability and Health Journal, 2025, 18, 101707
1.612Citations (PDF)
3Perspectives of disabled adults on healthcare professionals role in promoting physical activity in China A reflexive thematic analysis
Scientific Reports, 2025, 15, 16040
2.70Citations (PDF)
425 years of qualitative research in sport and exercise Psychology: How did it Go? and what now?
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2025, 81, 102958
1.918Citations (PDF)
5Introducing postqualitative inquiry in sport and exercise psychology
International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2023, 16, 428-447
5.115Citations (PDF)
6Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2023, 15, 159-187
2.2271Citations (PDF)
7The world café is an unmethod within co-produced research
Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2023, 20, 398-419
2.630Citations (PDF)
8Keynote 1: Moving Social Work: a new evidence-based and co-produced programme to promote physical activity to disabled people
European Journal of Public Health, 2023
0.30Citations (PDF)
9Critical appraisal
International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2022, 15, 52-72
5.1102Citations (PDF)
10Making sense of humour among men in a weight-loss program: A dialogical narrative approach
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2022, 14, 1098-1112
2.210Citations (PDF)
11Designing a programme to train social workers on how to promote physical activity for disabled people: A Delphi study in the UK
Health and Social Care in the Community, 2022, 30, e2805-e2817
0.710Citations (PDF)
12Moving on From the Delphi Study: The Development of a Physical Activity Training Programme Prototype Through Co-produced Qualitative Research
Qualitative Health Research, 2022, 32, 1952-1964
1.620Citations (PDF)
13Disabled athlete activism in South Korea: A mixed-method study
International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2021, 19, 473-487
1.621Citations (PDF)
14Promoting physical activity to disabled people: messengers, messages, guidelines and communication formats
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2021, 43, 3427-3431
1.548Citations (PDF)
15‘It’s not a part of me, but it is what it is’: the struggle of becoming en-wheeled after spinal cord injury
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2021, 43, 2447-2453
1.516Citations (PDF)
16The café talk: a discussion of the process of developing a creative non-fiction
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2021, 13, 887-903
2.219Citations (PDF)
17Conventional and Postqualitative Research: An Invitation to Dialogue
Qualitative Inquiry, 2021, 27, 650-660
0.824Citations (PDF)
18Considerations for making informed choices about engaging in open qualitative research
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2021, 13, 864-886
2.228Citations (PDF)
19Training Healthcare Professionals on How to Promote Physical Activity in the UK: A Scoping Review of Current Trends and Future Opportunities
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021, 18, 6701
2.027Citations (PDF)
20Assembling the sense of home in emigrant elite athletes: Cultural transitions, narrative and materiality
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2021, 55, 101959
1.917Citations (PDF)
21Participation of people living with disabilities in physical activity: a global perspective
Lancet, The, 2021, 398, 443-455
45.9508Citations (PDF)
22Demographic Characteristics Of Golfers With Disability: A Cross-sectional Study
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2021, 53, 254
0.30Citations (PDF)
23The Physical Activity Messaging Framework (PAMF) and Checklist (PAMC): International consensus statement and user guide
International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 2021, 18, 1-12
3.525Citations (PDF)
24Traveling Material↔Semiotic Environments of Disability, Rehabilitation, and Physical Activity
Qualitative Health Research, 2020, 30, 1249-1261
1.619Citations (PDF)
25Para athlete activism: A qualitative examination of disability activism through Paralympic sport in Ireland
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2020, 47, 101639
1.923Citations (PDF)
26Overweight and obese men’s experiences in a sport-based weight loss intervention for men
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2020, 50, 101750
1.921Citations (PDF)
27Stories, new materialism and pluralism: Understanding, practising and pushing the boundaries of narrative analysis
Methods in Psychology, 2020, 2, 100016
2.2100Citations (PDF)
28The role of the athletes’ entourage on attitudes to doping
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2019, 37, 2483-2491
1.337Citations (PDF)
29Disabled men with muscular dystrophy negotiate gender
Disability and Society, 2019, 34, 683-703
1.625Citations (PDF)
30Improving Communication of Information About Physical Activity Opportunities for People With Disabilities
Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly, 2019, 36, 185-201
2.222Citations (PDF)
31Some Modest Thoughts on Story Completion Methods in Qualitative Research
Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2019, 16, 156-159
2.612Citations (PDF)
32Reflections on being a civilian researcher in an ex-military world: expanding horizons?
Critical Military Studies, 2019, 5, 95-114
0.413Citations (PDF)
33Implicit beliefs of disability and elite sport: the para-athlete experienceFootnote** This research was conducted under the supervision and guidance of Dr Christopher Spray and Prof Brett Smith.
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2019, 11, 69-91
2.214Citations (PDF)
34Infografía sobre actividad física para personas adultas con discapacidad | Physical activity infographics for adults with disabilities
Revista Española De Discapacidad, 2019, 7, 257-265
0.03Citations (PDF)
35A social relational analysis of an impairment-specific mode of disability coach education
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2018, 10, 346-361
2.246Citations (PDF)
36Physical activity promotion for people with spinal cord injury: physiotherapists’ beliefs and actions
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2018, 40, 52-61
1.555Citations (PDF)
37Developing rigor in qualitative research: problems and opportunities within sport and exercise psychology
International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2018, 11, 101-121
5.12,718Citations (PDF)
38Exercise is medicine for mental health in military veterans: a qualitative commentary
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2018, 10, 429-440
2.233Citations (PDF)
39Narratives of participation among individuals with physical disabilities: A life-course analysis of athletes' experiences and development in parasport
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2018, 37, 170-178
1.987Citations (PDF)
40Promoting physical activity for disabled people who are ready to become physically active: A systematic review
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2018, 37, 205-223
1.935Citations (PDF)
41Exercise is medicine? Most of the time for most; but not always for all
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2018, 10, 441-456
2.251Citations (PDF)
42Struggling to stay and struggling to leave: The experiences of elite para-athletes at the end of their sport careers
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2018, 37, 296-305
1.954Citations (PDF)
43Psychosocial factors associated with physical activity in ambulatory and manual wheelchair users with spinal cord injury: a mixed-methods study
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2017, 39, 187-192
1.537Citations (PDF)
44The psychosocial impact of wheelchair tennis on participants from developing countries
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2017, 39, 193-200
1.530Citations (PDF)
45Facilitating inclusivity and broadening understandings of access at football clubs: the role of disabled supporter associations
European Sport Management Quarterly, 2017, 17, 226-243
2.120Citations (PDF)
46Quality participation experiences in the physical activity domain: Perspectives of veterans with a physical disability
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2017, 29, 40-50
1.961Citations (PDF)
47Crossing boundaries: The perceived impact of disabled fitness instructors in the gym
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2017, 29, 84-92
1.920Citations (PDF)
48Energy Availability Amongst Elite Rugby Union Players During Pre-Season Training
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 2017, 49, 13
0.30Citations (PDF)
49Disability and the gym: experiences, barriers and facilitators of gym use for individuals with physical disabilities
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2017, 39, 1950-1957
1.5120Citations (PDF)
50Evidence-based scientific exercise guidelines for adults with spinal cord injury: an update and a new guideline
Spinal Cord, 2017, 56, 308-321
0.9431Citations (PDF)
51Exploring emotions as social phenomena among Canadian varsity athletes
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2016, 27, 28-38
1.969Citations (PDF)
52Disability sport and activist identities: A qualitative study of narratives of activism among elite athletes’ with impairment
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2016, 26, 139-148
1.9121Citations (PDF)
53Using a smartphone app in qualitative research: the good, the bad and the ugly
Qualitative Research, 2016, 16, 508-525
1.964Citations (PDF)
54Narrative as a knowledge translation tool for facilitating impact: translating physical activity knowledge to disabled people and health professionals.
Health Psychology, 2015, 34, 303-13
1.789Citations (PDF)
55Understanding physical activity participation in spinal cord injured populations: Three narrative types for consideration
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being, 2015, 10, 27295
1.248Citations (PDF)
56Disability sports coaching: towards a critical understanding
Sports Coaching Review, 2015, 4, 80-98
1.669Citations (PDF)
57The Impact of Living in a Care Home on the Health and Wellbeing of Spinal Cord Injured People
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2015, 12, 4185-4202
2.028Citations (PDF)
58Recommendations for Recruiting and Retaining Adolescent Girls in Chronic Exercise (Training) Research Studies
Sports, 2015, 3, 219-235
1.44Citations (PDF)
59Family experiences of living with an eating disorder: A narrative analysis
Journal of Health Psychology, 2015, 20, 313-25
1.338Citations (PDF)
60A ‘healthy’ future? Supporters’ perceptions of the current state of English football
Soccer and Society, 2015, 16, 322-343
0.521Citations (PDF)
61The Effects of Surfing and the Natural Environment on the Well-Being of Combat Veterans
Qualitative Health Research, 2015, 25, 76-86
1.6137Citations (PDF)
62Collective stories and well-being: Using a dialogical narrative approach to understand peer relationships among combat veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder
Journal of Health Psychology, 2015, 20, 286-99
1.343Citations (PDF)
63Physical activity among older people with sight loss: a qualitative research study to inform policy and practice
Public Health, 2015, 129, 124-130
1.860Citations (PDF)
64Male combat veterans’ narratives of PTSD, masculinity, and health
Sociology of Health and Illness, 2015, 37, 97-111
1.471Citations (PDF)
65Centralizing culture in cultural sport psychology research: The potential of narrative inquiry and discursive psychology
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2015, 17, 79-87
1.9172Citations (PDF)
66Becoming men: Gender, disability, and transitioning to adulthood
Health (United Kingdom), 2014, 18, 95-114
1.079Citations (PDF)
67The impact of sport and physical activity on the well-being of combat veterans: A systematic review
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2014, 15, 9-18
1.9173Citations (PDF)
68Understanding physical activity in spinal cord injury rehabilitation: translating and communicating research through stories
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2013, 35, 2046-55
1.531Citations (PDF)
69Holding it together: Coping with vicarious trauma in sport
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2013, 14, 1-11
1.930Citations (PDF)
70Patient's expression of hope and illness narratives in three neurological conditions: a meta-ethnography
Health Psychology Review, 2013, 7, 177-201
5.038Citations (PDF)
71Disability, sport and men's narratives of health: a qualitative study.
Health Psychology, 2013, 32, 110-9
1.7109Citations (PDF)
72Weight maintenance: Self-regulatory factors underpinning success and failure
Psychology and Health, 2013, 28, 1207-23
1.553Citations (PDF)
73Pathways for community research in sport and physical activity: criteria for consideration
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 2013, 5, 460-468
2.255Citations (PDF)
74Hospital Chaplains and Embodied Listening: Engaging with Stories and the Body in Healthcare Environments
Illness Crisis and Loss, 2013, 21, 95-108
0.715Citations (PDF)
75The Integrated Use of Audio Diaries, Photography, and Interviews in Research with Disabled Young Men
International Journal of Qualitative Methods, The, 2013, 12, 382-402
2.073Citations (PDF)
76Qualitative research in physical therapy: a critical discussion on mixed-method research
Physical Therapy Reviews, 2012, 17, 374-381
0.929Citations (PDF)
77Social comparison processes, narrative mapping and their shaping of the cancer experience: A case study of an elite athlete
Health (United Kingdom), 2012, 16, 467-88
1.029Citations (PDF)
78Qualitative methods in sport: a concise overview for guiding social scientific sport research
Asia Pacific Journal of Sport and Social Science, 2012, 1, 60-73
0.2241Citations (PDF)
79Understanding hope in patients with Multiple Sclerosis
Physiotherapy, 2012, 98, 349-355
1.340Citations (PDF)
80Inhabiting different bodies over time: narrative and pedagogical challenges
Sport, Education and Society, 2011, 16, 357-370
1.342Citations (PDF)
81In Indigenous Words: Exploring Vignettes as a Narrative Strategy for Presenting the Research Voices of Aboriginal Community Members
Qualitative Inquiry, 2011, 17, 522-533
0.8144Citations (PDF)
82Sporting autobiographies of illness and the role of metaphor
Sport in Society, 2011, 14, 581-597
0.830Citations (PDF)
83Telling a (good?) counterstory of aging: natural bodybuilding meets the narrative of decline.
Journals of Gerontology - Series B Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 2011, 66, 628-39
1.8124Citations (PDF)
84The experience of spinal cord injury: using Frank's narrative types to enhance physiotherapy undergraduates’ understanding
Physiotherapy, 2010, 96, 52-58
1.323Citations (PDF)
85Narrative analysis in aging studies: A typology for consideration
Journal of Aging Studies, 2010, 24, 1-11
0.9182Citations (PDF)
86Narrative inquiry: ongoing conversations and questions for sport and exercise psychology research
International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2010, 3, 87-107
5.1142Citations (PDF)
87Narrative inquiry in sport and exercise psychology: What can it mean, and why might we do it?
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2009, 10, 1-11
1.9298Citations (PDF)
88Narrative analysis and sport and exercise psychology: Understanding lives in diverse ways
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2009, 10, 279-288
1.9274Citations (PDF)
89The social context as a determinant of teacher motivational strategies in physical education
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2009, 10, 235-243
1.9115Citations (PDF)
90Judging the quality of qualitative inquiry: Criteriology and relativism in action
Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 2009, 10, 491-497
1.9524Citations (PDF)
91Dialogue, monologue, and boundary crossing within research encounters: A performative narrative analysis
International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 2009, 7, 342-358
1.644Citations (PDF)
92Changing bodies, changing narratives and the consequences of tellability: a case study of becoming disabled through sport
Sociology of Health and Illness, 2008, 30, 217-236
1.4150Citations (PDF)
93Men, spinal cord injury, memories and the narrative performance of pain
Disability and Society, 2008, 23, 679-690
1.651Citations (PDF)
94Narrative and its potential contribution to disability studies
Disability and Society, 2008, 23, 17-28
1.6185Citations (PDF)
95Imagining Being Disabled Through Playing Sport: The Body and Alterity as Limits to Imagining Others' Lives
Sport, Ethics and Philosophy, 2008, 2, 142-157
1.035Citations (PDF)
96DISABLED BODIES AND STORIED SELVES: AN EXAMPLE OF QUALITATIVE RESEARCH AND NARRATIVE INQUIRY
European Journal of Adapted Physical Activity, 2008, 1, 23-34
0.35Citations (PDF)
97Influences of volitional and forced intentions on physical activity and effort within the theory of planned behaviour
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2007, 25, 699-709
1.325Citations (PDF)
98Experiences and Expectations of Biographical Time among Young Athletes
Time and Society, 2007, 16, 231-252
0.722Citations (PDF)
99The state of the art in narrative inquiry: Some reflections
Narrative Inquiry, 2007, 17, 391-398
0.397Citations (PDF)
100The Potential of Narrative Research in Sports Tourism
Journal of Sport and Tourism, 2007, 12, 249-269
1.127Citations (PDF)
101Influences of perceived autonomy support on physical activity within the theory of planned behavior
European Journal of Social Psychology, 2007, 37, 934-954
1.5105Citations (PDF)
102Sport, spinal cord injury, and body narratives: A qualitative project
Health Psychology Update, 2007, 16, 26-33
0.17Citations (PDF)
103Narrative inquiry in psychology: exploring the tensions within
Qualitative Research in Psychology, 2006, 3, 169-192
2.6170Citations (PDF)
104The influences of intrinsic motivation on execution of social behaviour within the theory of planned behaviour
European Journal of Social Psychology, 2006, 36, 229-237
1.546Citations (PDF)
105Men, sport, spinal cord injury, and narratives of hope
Social Science & Medicine, 2005, 61, 1095-1105
2.0218Citations (PDF)
106The stability of the attitude-intention relationship in the context of physical activity
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2005, 23, 49-61
1.339Citations (PDF)
107When narratives matter: men, sport, and spinal cord injury
Medical Humanities, 2005, 31, 81-88
0.634Citations (PDF)
108Analyzing Talk in Qualitative Inquiry: Exploring Possibilities, Problems, and Tensions
Quest, 2005, 57, 213-242
0.667Citations (PDF)
109The influences of continuation intentions on execution of social behaviour within the theory of planned behaviour
British Journal of Social Psychology, 2004, 43, 551-583
2.568Citations (PDF)
110Men, sport, and spinal cord injury: An analysis of metaphors and narrative types
Disability and Society, 2004, 19, 613-626
1.6105Citations (PDF)
111Sport, Spinal Cord Injury, Embodied Masculinities, and the Dilemmas of Narrative Identity
Men and Masculinities, 2002, 4, 258-285
0.6187Citations (PDF)
112Men, sport, spinal cord injury and the construction of coherence: narrative practice in action
Qualitative Research, 2002, 2, 143-171
1.960Citations (PDF)
113The Abyss: Exploring Depression Through a Narrative of the Self
Qualitative Inquiry, 1999, 5, 264-279
0.873Citations (PDF)
114AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MAJOR RESEARCH PARADIGMS AND THEIR METHODOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS RESEARCH
Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties, 1999, 4, 27-36
0.512Citations (PDF)
115Physical activity promotion in Spanish adults with spinal cord injury: community guidelines, supporting resources and messaging strategies
Disability and Rehabilitation, 0, 48, 3748-3759
1.51Citations (PDF)
116Advancing Conversation Analytic research in Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences: a forward-looking agenda
Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health, 0, 18, 503-520
2.20Citations (PDF)
117Evaluating quality in co-produced research
Critical Public Health, 0
1.10Citations (PDF)