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Dr Andrew Higham has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in November 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Dr Andrew Higham are: ⢠LinkedIn ⢠Email Besides social media accounts, andrewhigham has populated their site with: ⢠Contribute to Frontiers special issue: Protecting the Welfare of Individuals Operating in Organized Sport ⢠QRSEH: Using photo-elicitation to enrich sensemaking of football coachesâ well-being over time: a longitudinal interpretative phenomenological analysis ⢠JASP: âBeing a woman in the menâs game, itâs brutalâ: a longitudinal photo-elicitation exploration of a woman football coachâs well-being ⢠QRSEH: You wouldnât let your phone run out of battery: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of male professional football coachesâ well-being ⢠PSE: Using video docuseries to explore male professional football head coachesâ well-being experiences throughout a season ⢠JASP: Fighting the system: Psychology consultantsâ experiences of working with cases of maltreatment in sport ⢠The Conversation: JĂźrgen Kloppâs decision to leave Liverpool may herald a new era for well-being in football ⢠17th European Congress of Sport and Exercise Psychology (FEPSAC) ⢠14th ICCE Global Coach Conference ⢠Video Recording of 14th ICCE Global Coach Conference Presentation ⢠Cluster for Research into Coaching (CRiC) ⢠Northern Research and Applied Practice Showcase ⢠Looking after Number 1: A look at coach well-being with Dr Andrew Higham. ⢠S3 CRIC 2024 Bitesize - Andrew Higham ⢠06. Making sense of coachesâ well-being within football contexts with Andy Higham ⢠Sport Research Rundown Podcast ⢠Sport Research Rundown X Homepage ⢠Twitter / X ⢠ResearchGate