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Carolina Lundqvist

Senior Associate Professor

My research interest is focused on psychological factors that increase elite athletes’ possibilities to perform at a high level and perceive quality of life during their elite careers.

Performance enhancement and quality of life in elite sports from a sport psychology perspective

I am a Ph.D. in psychology, Associate Professor in sport sciences and licensed psychotherapist. My current research interests are, among all, focused on elite athletes’ well-being and quality of life and psychological performance enhancement in the elite sport context. I am teaching in various areas of psychology (e.g., sport psychology, clinical psychology and social psychology).

Publications

2024

Carolina Lundqvist, Jeroen Camps, Tine Vertommen, Natalie Barker-Ruchti, Örn Kolbeinsson (2024) Current state of knowledge on toxic leadership and its consequences in high-performance sports: Results from a scoping review
Carolina Lundqvist (2024) Burning for success makes me burnout as a coach Coaching stories: Navigating storms, triumphs, and transformations in sport (Chapter in book) Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist (2024) Breaking the silence: Harassment, abuse, and mental health challenges within Swedish cheerleading
C Kuribayashi, K Inoue, Y Noguchi, T Kinugasa, Carolina Lundqvist, P Wylleman, T Kukidome (2024) Athletes' well-being, performance, and mental health after the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games: Identifying protective and risk factors
Carolina Lundqvist (2024) Prevalence of harassment, abuse, and mental health among current and retired senior Swedish cheerleaders Journal of Sports Sciences, Vol. 42, p. 1673-1684 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist, Jonas Wig, David P. Schary (2024) Swedish elite athletes' experiences of psychotherapy for mental health concerns provided by licensed psychologists and psychotherapists: a qualitative study BMJ OPEN SPORT & EXERCISE MEDICINE, Vol. 10 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist, Jonas Wig, David P. Schary (2024) Swedish elite athletes' experiences of psychotherapy for mental health concerns provided by licensed psychologists and psychotherapists: A qualitative study BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, Vol. 10, Article e002044 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist, Örn Kolbeinsson, Anna Asratian, Tracey D Wade (2024) Untangling the relationships between age, gender, type of sport, perfectionistic self-presentation, and motivation on body satisfaction.: A cross-sectional study on aesthetic and non-aesthetic female and male athletes aged 10 to 22. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, Vol. 10, Article e001975 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

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