CV Natalia Stambulova39. Isabell Jokiaho (Sweden) (2015) 40. Amanda Idén Nordin (Sweden) (2015) 41....

!

CURRICULUM VITAE

NATALIA STAMBULOVA, PhD

Professor in Sport & Exercise Psychology School of Health and Welfare Halmstad University, Sweden

PERSONAL:

Born: July 25, l952 Leningrad (St.-Petersburg), USSR (Russia) Married, one child

Office: Box 823, 301 18 Halmstad, Sweden. Direct phone: +46-35-167-237.

Fax: +46-35-167-264 e-mail: [email protected]

Home Address & Phone: Ormbunksvägen, 1 302 44 Halmstad, Sweden Phone: +46-35-178815

EDUCATION & DEGREES:

Secondary school diploma. Graduated with Honors, Secondary School # 344, Leningrad, USSR.

Diploma of High Education. With honors in Education (Physical Education and Sports). The P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, 1970-1974. Leningrad, USSR.

PhD Degree in Developmental Psychology: Leningrad State University, Leningrad, USSR, May 19, 1978. Approved by The Central Certification Commission (VAK), Moscow, USSR in November, 1978. Thesis: “Longitudinal Study of Motor and Cognitive Development of the 8-12 Years Old Schoolchildren”.

mailto:[email protected]

Natalia Stambulova, PhD �2

PhD (advanced) Degree: The P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sports, St.-Petersburg, Russia, October 26, 1999. Approved by the Central Certification Commission (VAK), Moscow, Russia in January, 2000. Thesis: “Psychology of Athletic Career”.

PRESENT POSITIONS:

Professor in Sport & Exercise Psychology School of Health and Welfare Halmstad University, Sweden

Visiting Professor (10%) Institute of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark

PREVIOUS/CURRENT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:

Guest Professor (part-time; funded by the Danish Ministry of Culture) Institute of Sports Science and Clinical Biomechanics University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark

Working group on developing Swedish Dual Career (RIU/EVL) Guidelines: a member, 2016-present.

International Advisory Board member at the Research Center “Health and Team Sports” at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark – 2011-present

EU Ad-Hoc Group of Experts on Athletes’ Dual Careers; a member, 2011–12.

Advisory Board member for evaluating research at the faculty of Sport Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. November, 2010.

Advisory Board member. Sony Ericsson WTA Tours. 2007–2009. Expert/adviser within the taskforce group on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tours. June-December 2006.

Professor, Department of Psychology, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St-Petersburg, Russia. 1996–2001.

Professor (part-time), Department of Psychology, The St.-Petersburg International University. St-Petersburg, Russia. 2000–2001.

Career/Performance Enhancement Consultant (part-time), to junior athletes, student-athletes, elite senior athletes, including Olympic figure skating competitors, retiring/retired


athletes, coaches from different sports, and physical education teachers, St-Petersburg, Russia. 1990–2001.

School Psychologist (part-time), St.-Petersburg secondary school # 588, 1992–2001.

Professor (part-time), Department of Psychology, The St.-Petersburg Institute of International Affairs, Economics and Law, St.-Petersburg, Russia. 1998–2000.

Senior Adviser (part-time), The Foundation “St.-Petersburg-2004”–The Bidding Committee of St.-Petersburg for hosting the 2004 Olympic Games. Deputy Editor of the St.-Petersburg Candidature Book for the International Olympic Committee. 1995–1997.

Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, The P.F.Lesgaft State Institute of Physical Education & Sports, Leningrad, USSR. 1986–1996.

Lecturer, Department of Psychology, The P.F. Lesgaft State Institute of Physical Education and Sport, Leningrad, USSR. 1977–1986.

Doctoral Student, Department of Psychology, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport (in cooperation with Faculty of Psychology of Leningrad State University), Leningrad, USSR, 1974–1977.

ADDITIONAL RELATED TRAINING

International Visitors’ Program of the United States Department of State “Women and Sport”, USA: Atlanta, Washington DC, New-York. June 2002.

Professional Research, the Research Institute for Olympic Sports, Jyväskylä, Finland. November 1999; July-August 2000.

Professional Research, Leipzig University, Germany. June 1998 and June 1999.

Professional Research, Staffordshire University, UK. December1994.

Professional Research, the American College of Sports Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle, USA. International Scholar of the ACSM. One month scholarship in June 1993.

NLP, the Centre of Family, Vladimir, Russia. 7-day seminar. 1991.

Communication Skills, the P.F. Lesgaft State Institute of Physical Education and Sport, Leningrad, USSR. 7-day seminar, 1990.

General, Developmental, Educational and Sport Psychology, the Faculty of Psychology, Leningrad State University. Four month professional continuous education courses during each of the years: 1981, 1986, 1991.

TEACHING AND SUPERVISION EXPERINCES


Teaching Experiences

• Sport and exercise psychology courses for different levels of students: 1977–present. • Personality theories, developmental and social psychology for undergraduate students: 1977–

present. • Qualitative research (for master’s and PhD students): 2009–present. • Specialized courses developed:

1. Applied Sport Psychology (for undergraduate students). Halmstad University: 2012–present.

2. Career Development and Transitions in Sport: An International Perspective in Theory and Practice (for undergraduate students). Halmstad University: 2007–present.

3. How to Work in Applied Sport Psychology (for master’s students). Halmstad University: 2002–present.

4. Sport Psychology in Russia and in the West: a Comparison of Systems of Sport Psychology Knowledge. The P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport (for graduate students): Spring 2001.

5. Psychology of Sports Career (for graduate students).The P. F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport: 1995–2001.

6. Psychology of Healthy Life Style (for undergraduate and graduate students).The P. F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport:1997–2001.

7. Developmental Psycho-pedagogy of Physical Education and Sport (for undergraduate students). The P. F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport: 1992-1997.

Invited Lectures

1. University of Ljubljana, Slovenia (2018). 2. University of Denver, CO, USA (2017). 3. Catholic University in Milan, Milan, Italy (2017). 4. Liverpool John Moore University, Liverpool, UK (2017). 5. The University of Rome “Foro Italico”, Italy, 2014 (within the Intensive Course of the European

Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology). 6. Southern Denmark University, Odense, Denmark (2015, 2016). 7. Lund University, Sweden, 2013 (within the Intensive Course of the European Master’s in Sport &

Exercise Psychology). 8. Århus University, Denmark, 2011. 9. Catholic University in Leuven, Belgium, 2010 (within the Intensive Course of the European

Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology). 10.University of West Virginia, Morgantown, WV, USA, 2009, 2011. 11.University Montpellier 1, France, 2009 (within the Intensive Course of the European Master’s in

Sport & Exercise Psychology). 12.Technological University of Lisbon, Portugal, 2007, 2008 (within the Intensive Course of the

European Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology), 2013. 13.University of Thessaly, Trikala, Greece, 1998, 2007 (within the Intensive Course of the European

Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology), 2010, 2011. 14.College of Physical Education, Taipei, Taiwan, 2006.


15.Växjö University, Sweden, 2005. 16. University of Copenhagen, 2004, 2006, 2009, 2011 (within the Intensive Course of the European

Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology). 17. University of Barcelona, Spain, 2004 (within the Intensive Course of the European Master’s in

Sport & Exercise Psychology). 18. Latvian Academy of Physical Education and Sports, Riga, Latvia, 2002, 2006. 19. Göteborg University, Sweden, 2002, 2003, 2004. 20. Vrije University, Amsterdam, the Netherlands 2002, 2012 (both - within the Intensive Course of the

European Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology); 2009 (supervision workshop). 21. University of Umeå, Sweden, 2001, 2002, 2010. 22. University of Jyväskylä, Finland, 1997, 2000, 2003 (the latter: within the Intensive Course of the

European Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology). 23. Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK, 1999. 24. Leipzig University, Leipzig, Germany, 1998, 1999, 2006 (within the Intensive Course of the

European Master’s in Sport & Exercise Psychology), 2015 (within the Intensive Course of the European Master’s Mundus Program)

25. Moscow Academy of Physical Education. Malakhovka, Russia, 1997. 26. Norwegian University of Sport and Physical Education, Oslo, Norway, 1996. 27. Hord-Trondelag University College, Levanger, Norway, 1996. 28. Miami University in Oxford, OH, USA, 1996. 29. Frostburg State University, MA, USA, 1996. 30. North Carolina State University in Greensboro, NC, USA, 1996. 31. Staffordshire University, Stoke-on-Trent, UK, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1999. 32. Örebro University, Örebro, Sweden, l992. 33. St. Petersburg University of Pedagogical Skills, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1991, 1993, 1996. 34. St. Petersburg (Leningrad) State University, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1986, 1991, 1994, 1998. 35. The Russian State University of Physical Education and Sports, Moscow, Russia, 1990, 1995. 36. Pyongyang Institute of Physical Education, Pyongyang, North Korea, 1988.

Supervision Experiences

Doctoral students (names and years of PhD official approvals):

1. Natalia Latysheva, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (co-supervisor, 1996)

2. Marina Shibalkina, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (co-supervisor, 1997)

3. Elena Hvatskaya, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (main supervisor, 1997)

4. Anna Cheremnyh, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (main supervisor, 1998)

5. Natalia Ilyina, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (main supervisor, 1999)

6. Tatiana Sevastianihina, the P.F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia (main supervisor, 2000)


7. Kristoffer Henriksen, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark (co-supervisor, 2010) 8. Anke Reints, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belguim (Guidance Committee member, 2011) 9. Andreas Ivarsson, Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden (co-supervisor, 2015) 10. Alina Franck, Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden (main supervisor, 2018) 11. Likas Linnér, Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden (in progress) 12. Johan Ekengren, Halmstad University, Halmstad, Sweden (in progress) 13. Robert Book, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark (co-supervisor, in progress)

Master’s students (names, countries, and years of graduation):

1. Vera Kuznetcova (Russia) (2001) 2. Vladimir Lukianov (Russia) (2001) 3. Johan Ekengren (Sweden) (2003) 4. Malin Anttonen Sweden) (2004) 5. Elin Josefsson (Sweden) (2004) 6. Sofie Tibbling (Sweden) (2004) 7. Tijl Rimbaut (Belgium) (2004) 8. Louise Andersen (Sweden/Denmark) (2004) 9. Elisabeth Persson (Sweden) (2005) 10. Daniel Mavroidis (Sweden) (2005) 11. Caroline Klingener (Sweden) (2005) 12. Martina Roos (Sweden/Finland) (2005) 13. Fredrik Weibull (Sweden) (2006) 14. Ingela Alvmyren (Sweden) (2006) 15. Afshin Shakiba (Sweden) (2006) 16. Christophe Indigne (Belgium) (2006) 17. Jenna Gestranius (Sweden/Finland) (2008) 18. Tobias Richard (Sweden) (2008) 19. Erika Alge (Sweden) (2008) 20. Alina Franck (Sweden) (2009) 21. Ingeborge Kreuze (The Netherlands) (2009) 22. Mikael Wallsbeck (Sweden) (2009) 23. Lucia Christensen (Sweden) (2010) – the national best of the year (SVEBI) 24. Christoffer Eriksson (Sweden) (2010) 25. Jonas Moquist (Sweden) (2010) 26. Cecilia Engström (Sweden) (2011) – the national best of the year (SVEBI) 27. Lukas Linnér (Sweden) (2011) 28. Istvan Moldovan (Sweden) (2011) 29. Simon Roness (Sweden) (2011) 30. Ellinor Kello (Sweden) (2011) 31. Elin Sandström (Sweden) (2012) 32. Sebastian Dorling (Sweden) (2012) 33. Linus Jonsson (Sweden) (2012) 34. Rósa Björk Sigurgeirsdóttir (Iceland) (2013) 35. David Olausson (Sweden) (2014)


36. Jasper Vallmark Jansson (Sweden) (2014) 37. Ulrika Billme (Sweden) (2014) 38. Christoffer Sundell (Sweden) (2015) 39. Isabell Jokiaho (Sweden) (2015) 40. Amanda Idén Nordin (Sweden) (2015) 41. Mattias Dahl (Sweden) (2015) 42. Sebastian Pehrson (Sweden) (2016) 43. Levke Spinger (EM MUNDUS student, Greece/Germany – 2016) 44. Mikael Felding (Denmark – in progress) 45. Ellinor Söderlund (Sweden – in progress)

RESEARCH EXPERIENCES

Main area of expertise: Developmental sport psychology and particularly athletes’ career development, transitions, crises, dual career, and lifestyle management.

On-Going and Recent Research Projects

ERASMUS + Sport Project “ECO-DC” or “Ecology of dual career”. 2018-19.

IOC funded project “Development and evaluation of training modules for dual career support providers: A European pilot”. 2017-18.

ERASMUS + Sport Project “B-Wiser” or “Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athletic Retirement”. 2017-19.

ERASMUS + EU funded project “Sport Psychology as a Strategic Tool for Prevention and Training on Grassroots Sports”. 13 partners are involved. 2016-17 (completed)

ERASMUS + EU funded project “Gold in Education and Elite Sport”. Nine countries are involved. Swedish partner – The Swedish Sports Confederation. 2015-2016 (completed)

Careers in the Canadian National Hockey League (NHL). Invited to contribute to the project led by Prof. Robert Schinke, Laurentian University, Canada. 2014-present.

Career transitions and cultural adaptation in sport: Investigating the underlying psychological mechanisms. Joint research project led by Dr. Tatiana Ryba, KIHU, Finland, 2012–present.

Transition to Olympic Training Centers in the United States. Invited as a career transition expert to advice project led by Prof. Artur Poczwardowski, University of Denver, USA and the US Colorado Springs Olympic Training Centre. 2012–present.


Athletes’ transition from junior to senior sports: Halmstad longitude (together with PhD student Alina Franck). The project supervisor. 2007–17 (completed)

Dual careers of Swedish University student-athletes (together with PhD student Lukas Linnér). The project supervisor. 2014 – present.

Careers of Swedish handball players: An empirical model and a psychological support system. (together with PhD student Johan Ekengren). The project supervisor. 2015 – present.

Recently Finalized International Research Projects

1. Meta-transitions in the process of Olympic preparation of Canadian Olympic Boxing Team. Invited as a career transition expert to advise the project led by Prof. Robert Schinke, Laurentian University, Canada. 2013-2014. One peer-reviewed journal publication in 2014.

2. Dual career experiences of national elite sport schools (RIG) student-athletes in Sweden. The project leader; in collaboration with the Swedish Sports Confederation. 2010–2013. One peer-reviewed journal publication in 2015.

3. Athletic talent development environment: A holistic ecological perspective. Joint project with Dr. Kristoffer Henriksen and Dr. Kaya Roessler, Southern Denmark University, Odense, Denmark. 2006–2011. Three peer-reviewed journal publications in 2010-11.

4. Origin of the applied sport psychology in the USSR/Russia and North America. Joint research project with Professor, Dr. Craig Wrisberg, University of Tennessee, USA and Dr. Tatiana Ryba, University of Aarhus, Denmark, 2001–2009. Three peer-reviewed journal publications in 2005, 2006 and 2009.

5. European perspectives on athletic retirement. Joint research project with Prof. Dorothee Alfermann, Leipzing University, Germany, Dr. Aiste Zemaityte, Vilnius State University, Lithuania, and Dr. Yannick Stephan, Paris XI University, France. 2002–2009. Three peer-reviewed journal publications in 2004, 2007 and 2009.

External Research Grants

2017-19 - ERASMUS + Sport Project “B-Wiser” or “Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athletic Retirement”. Fifteen partners are involved. 22 000 € allocated to me.

2016-17 – ERASMUS + Sport Project “Sport Psychology as a Strategic Tool for Prevention and Training on Grassroots Sports”. Thirteen EU partners are involved. Swedish Coordinator with 9000 € allocated to me.

2015-16 – ERASMUS + Project “Gold in Education and Elite Sport” financed by EC. Nine EU partners are involved. Swedish part is 51 533 € (divided 50:50 between me and the Swedish Sports Confederation).


2015-17 – Centre for Sports Research (CIF), Stockholm, Sweden: 300 000 SEK grant for financing for one full-time PhD student on a career topic (Johan Ekengren)

2010–12 – Swedish Sports Confederation (RF) research grant. 250 000 SEK for research project: “Dual Career experiences of the first year RIG athletes”; the project leader.

2007–11 – Centre for Sports Research (CIF), Stockholm, Sweden. 400 000 SEK for research project: “Athletes’ transition from junior to senior sports: A longitudinal study”; the project leader.

2004–07 – Centre for Sports Research (CIF), Stockholm, Sweden. 245 000 SEK for research project: “Perceived health and sport/exercise participation”; the project leader.

1994–95 – “Cultural Initiative” (Soros) Fund, St.-Petersburg, Russia. 5000 USD to develop the topic

“Psychology of athletic career”; the project leader.

Doctoral Exam Committee Member/Official Opponent/External Reviewer for Research Applications

2017: Vrije University Brussels, Belgium (PhD exam committee member for Janja Tevkac).

2016: Vrije University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (PhD exam committee member for Vana Hutter)

2014: Assessment Committee member to evaluate Stiliani Chroni for the position of Professor in coaching psychology at University of Hedmark, Norway.

2013: Assessment Committee member to evaluate Reinhard Stelter for the position of Professor in coaching psychology at University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

2013: External reviewer for FWO (Research Foundation Flanders, Belgium) on the project “The dual career of talented and elite athletes: From European guidelines to a holistic 'dual career' model”.

2013: Gothenburg University (PhD exam committee member for Torbjörn Josefsson).

2012: Norwegian University of Sports (evaluation of Bård Erlend Solstad - a candidate for doctoral studies).

2012: University of Technology, Sydney, Australia (opponent for the doctoral dissertation of Megan Stronach).

2011: Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium (examiner for the doctoral exam of Anke Reints)

2010: Victoria University, Melbourn, Australia (examiner for the doctoral exam of Tarah Kavanagh)

2008: Norwegian University of Sports (Elza Kristiansen; first year doctoral exam)


2007: Norwegian University of Sports (evaluation of three candidates for doctoral studies)

2006: Norwegian University of Sports (Cyprian Maro; first year doctoral exam)

1996 – 2001: Member of psychology PhD exam (permanent) Committee at the P. F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sport, St.-Petersburg, Russia.

PARTICIPATION IN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND CONGRESSES:

1. The Nordic Sport Science Conference – “The Double-Edged Sword of Sport: Health Promotion vs. Unhealthy Environments”. Chair and panel moderator for invited symposium “Elite athletes’ vocational development: European perspectives”. Halmstad, Sweden, November 22-23, 2017.

2. The 32nd Annual Conference of the Association of Applied Sport Psychology. Presenter at the symposium “Interpersonal relationships with a teammate, coach, partners, and parents: Isn’t achievement in sports complicated enough already?”, presentation title: “Athletes’ relationship crises: Case examples and resolution strategies”, co-presenter (with R. Battochio and R.J. Schinke) with a lecture “Coping strategies and resources in the National Hockey League: An inductive thematic analysis with Canadian professional ice-hockey players”. Orlando, FL, October 18-21, 2017.

3. The 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology. Organizer and presenter at Glencross Workshop, organizer and presenter at the symposium “Innovations in athlete career research: Young scholars’ presentations and mentors’ panel”, presenter at the invited symposium on transnational mobility and acculturation in sport, co-author of several presentations of my PhD students, official discussant at 3 symposia. Seville, Spain, July 10-14, 2017.

4. International Seminar “Regional Centre for Dual Career Policy and Advocacy”, Keynote speaker with the topic: “Dual careers in Nordic countries: Challenges, research and implementation”. Milan, Italy, March 23, 2017.

5. AASP Webinar “Career transitions in sport: New trends in research and practice”. Keynote speaker. February 22, 2017.

6. International Seminar on GEES project. Invited speaker with the topic: “GEES: Lessons Learned and cations taken in Sweden”. Brussels, Belgium, December, 2016.

7. The 31st Annual Conference of the Association of Applied Sport Psychology. Organizer and presenter at the symposium “Dual career in sport and education: Context-driven research in North America and Europe”; presentation (with L. Linnér and J. Ekengren) “Dual career competences of Swedish high school athletes”. Presenter at the invited FEPSAC symposium with the topic: “Junior-to-senior transition: Insights from European research”. Presenter at the symposium on


internationalization of sport psychology education (together with U. Johnson, L. Linnér and J.Ekengren). Phoenix, AZ, USA, September 28-October 1, 2016.

8. Annual Conference of the European Athlete as Student Network (EAS). Keynote speaker with the topic: “Psychology of dual career: European perspectives and insights”. Rovaniemi, Finland, September 15-17, 2016.

9. The XVI Brazilian Congress and the ISSP Regional Conference. Invited speaker with the topic: “Olympic Games as career transitions”. Belo Horizonte, Brazil, April, 13-15, 2016.

10. International Seminar “Gold in Education and Elite Sport”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “What is a dual career scenario turns into a crisis-scenario: Application of the Mobilization model”. Barcelona, Spain, April 5, 2016.

11. The National Taiwan Sports University. Invited speaker at the international round table discussion on the “Future of sport and exercise psychology”. Taichung City, Taiwan, October 30, 2015.

12. The All-Chinese Congress of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ career transitions. Theories, research and assistance”. Taichung City, Taiwan, November 1, 2015.

13. The 2015 Korean National Sport University International Conference. Invited speaker with the topic: Athletes’ transitions into, within and out of elite sports”. Seoul, South Korea. October 29, 2015.

14. The 30th Annual Conference of the Association of Applied Sport Psychology. A chair and a presenter at the invited International Symposium “The 50th anniversary of the International Society of Sport psychology – Towards cultural epistemology of knowledge in international sport psychology”. Presentation: “The 50th anniversary of the ISSP: Bridging the past with the present and the future with the present”. Indianapolis, IN. October 2015.

15. The 14th FEPSAC European Congress of Sport Psychology. Organizer of the symposium “New trends in career transition research and practice”, presentations: “Reducing a ‘chaos in the brickyard’: From traditional to emerging trends in career transition research and practice”, “From the Swedish dual career model to a national digital system of dual career support services” (with L. Linnér), “Injury as a career transition: Experiences of a Swedish elite handball player” (with A. Ivarsson and U. Johnson), “Cultural transitions and adaptation in a transnational athletic career” (with T. Ryba, N. Ronkainen, J. Bundgaard and H. Selänne). Presenter at the invited symposium on athletes’ dual careers: “Searching for an optimal balance: Reflections on the Swedish national dual career project” (L. Linnér). Presenter at the invited ISSP symposium: “Towards culturally informed knowledge in athlete career research: The ISSP project on Athletes’ Careers across Cultures”, Presenter at the symposium on applied sport psychology supervision: “Halmstad applied sport psychology supervision model in action: A case of an elite Swedish golfer” (with U. Johnson and L. Linnér). Discussant at two symposia: dual career-2 (organizer N. Debois) and athletic retirement (organizer D. Alfermann). Bern, Switzerland, July 2015.


16. The 8th World Congress of Science and Football. Member of the Scientific Committee. Invited speaker with the topic: “New trends in career/talent development research: Implications to football”. Copenhagen, Denmark, May 2015.

17. International Seminar “Athletes’ dual careers”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Dual career research and assistance: International and Swedish perspectives”. Umeå, Sweden. May 2015.

18. International Seminar “A bridge from the past to the future” on the 50th anniversary of the ISSP. A chair of the invited symposium “New trends in career transition research”, presenter with a topic: “New trends in career transition research: Contribution of the ISSP projects”. Rome, Italy, April, 2015.

19. “Mental Strength” Congress. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Helping clients in career transitions: Insights from sport psychology research and practice”, a leader of the workshop “To plan or not to plan? The five-step career planning”. Heidelberg, Germany. November, 2014.

20. International Seminar for football coaches. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ careers and the junior-to-senior transition”; a leader of the workshop: “Players’ junior-to-senior transition: Get ready for changes”. Odense, Denmark. August, 2014.

21. The Sport Psychology Conference of the Mexican Society of Sport Psychology. Invited symposium presentation: “Athletic Performance within a Career Context”. Toluca, Mexico. May 2014.

22. The VII International UPO Conference of Sport Psychology. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ dual careers: From the European Guidelines to the Swedish dual career model”. Seville, Spain. March, 2014.

23. The 28th Annual Conference of Association of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP). Leader of the workshop “Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers” (together with Tatiana Ryba), two symposia presentations: “Acculturation as a transition: Mutual insights for career transition and acculturation research in sport psychology” and “Towards culturally competent research and practice in sport and exercise psychology” (T. Ryba, G. Si, and R. Schinke) New Orleans, LA. October 2013.

24. The 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology. Member of the Scientific Committee. The Glencross workshop leader: “Athletes’ careers across cultures” (with T. Ryba), an organizer of the symposium “Athletes’ careers through the lens of different research methodologies”, presentations: “Career research in flux: To better future based on lessons learned from the past and the present”, Swedish athletes’ transition from junior to senior sports: A quantitative longitudinal study (with A. Franck), organizer of the symposium “In a different voice: Women’s careers in sport and exercise psychology” (with T. Ryba), presentation: “Sport psychology in Europe – Women’s perspective” (with D. Alfermann), an organizer of the symposium “Athletes’ careers across cultures: The ISSP project” (with T. Ryba), presentation “Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers” (with T. Ryba), presenter at the invited symposium on dual careers: “How to become a


winner in the long-run? Dual career experiences of Swedish adolescent athletes” (with C. Engström, A. Franck, & L. Linnér). Beijing, China. July 2013.

25. The 6th Conference for Youth Sport. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ dual careers: From European Guidelines to national dual career models”. Bled, Slovenia. December 2012.

26. The 2nd International Sport Psychology Symposium “Mental training strategies and methods”. Invited workshop leader “Life skills for junior soccer players” (together with Antoinette Minniti). Dubai, AE, September, 2012.

27. The 27th AASP Conference. A chair and organizer (together with Tatiana Ryba) of the symposium “Athletes’ careers across cultures”; presentation: “Athletes’ careers in Russia: Between 1980 Moscow and 2014 Sochi Olympic Games”. Symposium presentation: “Swedish athletes’ transition and adaptation during the first year at national elite sport schools”. Atlanta, GA, October, 2012.

28. The Joseph Lau Luen Hung Charitable Trust International Scientific Symposium. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Conceptual model for assistance in career transitions”. Hong-Kong, November 2011.

29. The 6th ASPASP Congress. Invited symposium speaker with a topic: “Conceptual model for assistance in career transitions: Basic tenets and application”. Taipei, Taiwan, November 2011.

30. The 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (FEPSAC). Chair and organizer of two symposia: “New Trends in the Career Transition Research” and “Talent development and career development topics in sport psychology: Two liquids in one bottle or the same liquid in two bottles?” Symposia presentations: “Major trends in the career transition topic: A meta-review”; “Career development and transitions topic in sport psychology” (with P. Wylleman and M. Torregrosa); “From a meta-review to the conceptual model for assistance in career transitions”; Athletes’ careers across cultures: An impact of the cultural turn” (with T. Ryba); “How to manage the dual roles of teacher and supervisor: Halmstad supervision model” (with U. Johnson). Funchal/Madeira, Portugal, July 2011.

31. The 25th AASP Conference. A chair and organizer of the symposium “Helping athletes in career transitions: Perspectives of American and European consultants”; presentation: “Career transitions interventions: Are they theoretically grounded and culturally informed?” Providence, RI, October 2010.

32. International Conference “Dual career”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Why a dual career? Considerations based on career development research in sport psychology”. Stockholm, Sweden, August, 2010.

33. International Congress of Sport Psychology organized by the Brazilian Association of Sport Psychology. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Career assistance interventions”. Florianopolis, Brazil, June 2010.


34. The 24th AASP Conference. Symposium presentation: “Career metaphors as frameworks to describe career assistance to athletes as a professional culture”. Salt-Lake City, UT, USA. September 2009.

35. The International Congress of Sport and Exercise Psychology organized by INSEP in association with 40th anniversary of FEPSAC. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Career assistance to athletes: A look through contrasting lenses of career metaphors”. Paris, France. July, 2009.

36. The 12th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Glencross workshop leader: “New tool for career assistance: The five-step career planning strategy”; Chair/organizer of the symposium: “Career development and transition research: An international perspective”. Presenter and discussant at the symposium “Providing assistance in athletes’ career development and transitions”; presentation: “Career development and transitions of athletes. The ISSP Position Stand” (with D. Alfermann, T. Statler, & J. Côté); presentation at the symposium on cultural issues: “From national to cultural studies in career development and transitions”. Marrakesh, Morocco. June, 2009.

37. The 35th Conference of Japanese Society of Sport Psychology. Invited speaker with the topic: “European perspectives on career development and transitions research and practice.” Nagoya, Japan. November, 2008.

38. The Nordic Conference on Health, Participation and Effects of Sport and Exercise. Chair of the Scientific Committee, Symposium chair. Symposium presentation: “Perceived health and sport/exercise participation: A summary of 3-year Halmstad project”. Halmstad, Sweden. October, 2008.

39. The 23rd AASP Conference. Symposium presentation: “Call for ‘cultural mindset’ in career development research and career assistance”. St.-Louis, Missouri, USA. September 2008.

40. The 2nd ASPIRE Conference. Invited speaker on the topic: “Methods and tools for career assistance”. Doha, Qatar. January 2008.

41. The 22nd AASP Conference. Workshop leader: “Career planning strategy bridging an athlete’s past, present and perceived future”. Symposium presentation: “Volitional preparation of athletes: Soviet sport psychology approach from 1960-70s”. Louisville, KY, USA. October 2007.

42. The 12th European (FEPSAC) Congress of Sport Psychology. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletic career transitions in the historical-cultural context of Russian sport psychology”. Convener and presenter at two symposia on Career development and transitions with topics: “The transition from junior to senior sports: A summary of six Swedish studies” and “Career planning strategy: How to balance the past, the present and the future?” Presenter at the invited ISSP symposium with the topic: “Career development and transitions of athletes: The ISSP Position Stand” (with D. Alfermann, J. Côté, & T. Statler). Halkidiki, Greece. September 2007.


43. The International Seminar “Talent development in sport”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletic career and talent development in sport”. Lisbon, Portugal, January 2007.

44. The International Forum of the Psychology of Olympic Excellence. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Talent development in sport: Career transitions perspective”. Taipei, Taiwan. October 2006.

45. The 26-th International Congress of Applied Psychology. An organizer of invited symposium, “Career transitions of athletes: Research and interventions”, presentation: “Career development/transition issues in sport psychology consulting: Seventeen cases summary”, symposia presentations: “Lessons learned by applied sport psychology students in their work with athlete-clients”; “Athletic retirement of elite female athletes in France and Sweden” (with Y. Stephan). Athens, Greece. July 2006.

46. The Seminar on Athletic Career and Life Afterwards. Invited speaker with the topic: “Athletic Career is a part of life but not vice versa”. Norway, Oslo, Olympic Training Centre. October, 2005.

47. The 11th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology. The Glencross workshop leader “Empowering athletes in crises-transitions”, an organizer of invited symposium “Career Transitions of Athletes: Research and Applications” (with D. Alfermann), symposia presentations: “Athletic Retirement of Elite Swedish and French Athletes” (with Y. Stephan), “Reflections on Implementation of the “Mobilization” Model of Counseling Athletes in Crisis-Transitions”. Australia, Sydney. August 2005.

48. The International Congress on the Science of Figure Skating. A keynote speaker with the topic: “A Career Perspective in Working with Figure Skaters.” Joensuu, Finland. May 2005.

49. The AAASP Annual Conference-2004. The 2004 Distinguished International Scholar Award lecture: “Athletic Career Transitions: Linking Theory and Practice”. Minneapolis, MI, USA. September-October 2004.

50. The Nordic Psychological Congress. Invited speaker with the topic: “Career transitions and crisis coping in sport”. Copenhagen, Denmark. August 2004.

51. The Pre- (2004) Olympic Sport Science Congress. An invited speaker with the topic: “First competition as a career transition”. Thessaloniki, Greece. August 2004.

52. The 1st African Congress of Sport Psychology. An invited speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ crisis-transitions: dead ends or cross-roads?” Marrakech, Morocco. June 2004.

53. The International Conference on Sport Management. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ challenges in high performance sport: What sport psychology can offer?” Vilnius, Lithuania. February 2004.

54. The Annual Conference of the Catalunya Federation of Sport Psychology. A leader of invited workshop: “Counseling athletes in crisis-transitions”.. Barcelona, Spain. February 2004.


55. The AAASP Annual Conference-2003. An invited symposium presenter with the topic: “Applied approaches developed in Russian Sport Psychology”. Philadelphia, USA. October 2003.

56. The11-th European (FEPSAC) Congress of Sport Psychology. The Scientific Committee member. A leader of invited workshop: “Counseling athletes in crises”, a chair of invited symposium “Career development in sport”. Copenhagen, Denmark. July, 2003.

57. The International Sport Psychology Conference. An invited speaker with the topic: “Mental training in sports career perspective”. Guangzhou, China. July 2002.

58. The 6-th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences. An organizer of the invited symposium “Career transitions: Research and Applications” (with D. Alfermann), presentation: Social influences on sports career development in Russia before and after the Perestroika”. Cologne, Germany. July 2001.

59. The 10th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology. Symposia presentations: “Peculiarities of sports career in figure skating”, “Sports career termination of Russian athletes: Readiness to the transition”. Skiatos, Greece. May-June 2001.

60. The International Conference “Sport Psychology: Theories and Applications”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Theoretical and applied issues of sports career”. Kaunas, Lithuania. May 2001.

61. The Seminar for coaches of the Russian national rowing team. An invited speaker with the topics: “Psychological factors of winning and losing in sports (on the example of the Russian National Team performance at the Olympic Games-2000 in Sydney)” and “Team building in rowing”. Moscow, Russia. November 2000.

62. The International Seminar “Team building”. An invited speaker with the topic: “Alternatives in team building”. Jyväskylä, Finland. August 2000.

63. The 5-th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences. Symposium presentation: “Post-sports career adaptation of Russian athletes”. Jyväskylä, Finland. July 2000.

64. The International Symposium “Women in Sports”. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Sports career and women’s personality”. Prague, Czech Republic. October 1999.

65. The 4th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences. Poster presentation: “Relationships between female-athletes and coaches in the course of sports career”. Rome, Italy. July 1999.

66. The 10th European (FEPSAC) Congress of Sport Psychology. A symposium presentation: “Transitions of disabled athletes”. Prague, Czech Republic. July 1999.


67. The International Symposium “Psychology for Physical Education Teachers and Youth Sport Coaches”. An invited speaker with the topic: “Does physical activity enhance cognitive functioning and thinking?” Loughborough, Great Britain. March 1999.

68. The 2nd International Congress of Sport Psychology. A keynote speaker with the topic: “Sports career effects”. Trikala, Greece. November 1998.

69. The 24th International Congress of Applied Psychology. Symposium presentation: “Sports career transitions of Russian athletes: A summary of studies (1991-97)”. San-Francisco, CA. August 1998.

70. The Annual Conference of German Association of Sport Psychology. An invited speaker with the topic: “New findings in career transitions studies”. Leipzig, Germany. May 1998.

71. The International Scientific Sport Psychology Workshop. An invited speaker with the topic: “Athlete’s crises”. Amsterdam, the Netherlands. November 1997.

72. The 2nd Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences. An invited speaker with the topic: “Sociological: Sports career transitions”. Copenhagen, Denmark. August 1997.

73. The 9th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology. Symposia presentations: “Sports career psychological models and its’ applications”, “Transitional period of Russian athletes following sports career termination”, “Perception of first competition (retrospective analysis made by elite athletes)”. Wingate, Israel. July 1997.

74. “EUrathlon” Program International Seminar “Law, Economical and Social Aspects of Professional Sports”. An invited speaker with the topic: “Transition to professional sports”. Vilnius, Lithuania. January 1997.

75. The Annual National Congress of the Norwegian Society of Sport Psychology. An invited speaker with the topic: “Crises in the top level athletes’ career”. Oslo, Norway. November 1996.

76. The International Symposium “Coach-Athlete Relations”. An invited speaker with the topic: “Dynamics of the athlete-coach relationships in the course of sports career”. Lisbon, Portugal. November 1996.

77. The AAASP Conference-1996. An invited panel discussion participant/presenter: “Sport and exercise psychology in Russia”. Williamsburg, VA, USA. October 1996.

78. The Pre- 1996 Olympic Scientific Congress. Poster presentation: “Psychological support of sports careers”. Dallas, TX. July 1996.

79. The International Scientific Congress “Physical Culture, Sports and Nation’s Health”. Symposium presentation: “The situational sports career crises”. St.-Petersburg, Russia. June 1996.


80. The 1st Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences. Oral presentation: “Dynamics of motivation throughout the sports career”. Nice, France. May 1996.

81. The Meeting of FEPSAC Managing Council and National Representatives. An invited speaker with the topic: “The transition to the elite sports”. Budapest, Hungary. April 1996.

82. The International Moscow Congress of Sport Psychology. A keynote speaker with the topic: “Sports career psychological models”. Moscow, Russia. June 1995.

83. FEPSAC, a Meeting of the Managing Council and Seminar for Finnish Coaches. An invited speaker with the topic: “Sports career transitions”. Kisakeskus, Finland. October 1995.

84. The 9th European (FEPSAC) Congress of Sport Psychology. Symposia presentations: “Subjective criteria of athletes’ satisfaction with their sports careers” and “Description of sports career transitions by athletes’ words”. Brussels, Belgium. July 1995.

85. The FEPSAC Congress on Emotions in Sport. Keynote speaker with the topic: “Sports career predictable crises”. Jyväskylä, Finland. April 1993.

86. The International Symposium of Sport Psychology. An invited speaker with the topic: “The ways of psychological description of sports career”. Smolensk, Russia. March 1992.

87. The 8th European (FEPSAC) Congress. Oral presentation: “Predictable crises of sports career”. Cologne, Germany. September 1991.

88. The Goodwill Games Conference of Sport Psychologists. An invited speaker with the topic: “Psychological problems in children’s and youth sport in the USSR”. Seattle, WA. July 1990.

89. The Meeting of Sport Psychologists of the Socialist Countries. An invited speaker with the topic: “Character development in young athletes”. Warsaw, Poland. October 1987.

90. The 5th European (FEPSAC) Congress. Oral presentation: “The role of physical education in cognitive and motor development of 8-12 years old schoolchildren”. Varna, Bulgaria. September 1979.

PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL CONFERENCES (IN SWEDEN)

1. National Seminar on education of dual career support providers. Lecture and workshop. Stockholm, October, 3-4, 2017.

2. National dual career (RIG) Conference. Invited workshop (together with Lukas Linnér & Johan

Ekengren): What competences RIG student-athletes need to succeed in their dual careers: Insights from the EU project “Gold in Education and Elite Sport”. Stockholm, April 19-21, 2016.


3. National dual career meeting of EVL Universities. Invited presentation: “Dual career research and assistance: International and Swedish perspectives”. Stockholm. September 28, 2015.

4. National dual career meeting of RIUs. Invited presentation: “First findings in the GEES project”. Umeå, September 29, 2015.

5. National dual career meeting with representatives of sport federations. Invited presentation: “Dual career research overview” (together with Lukas Linnér) Stockholm. September 30, 2015.

6. Meeting of representatives of the national elite sport universities (RIUs). Invited speaker with the topic: Dual career research and assistance. An international perspective and challenges for Sweden. Stockholm, May 2015.

7. SVEBI-2012 Conference. An invited speaker with the topic: “Dual career in sport and studies:

European Guidelines and related psychological research”. Umeå, November 2012.

8. The Swedish Sports Confederation (RF) Dual Career Conference “Winner in the long-run”. A keynote speaker with the topic: “Why a dual career? Dual Career research and European Guidelines”. Stockholm, April 2012.

9. RF/Bosön project Dual Career Conference. A keynote speaker with the topic: “Why a dual career? Considerations based on career development research in sport psychology”. Stockholm. August 2010.

10. SIPF Conference-2007. An invited speaker with the topic: “Athletic career transitions: International perspectives in research and applications”. Halmstad. October 2007.

11. The Centre of Sport Research (CIF) Conference “Tidig specialisering inom idrotten” [Early specialization in sports]. An invited speaker with the topic: “Psychological perspectives on the transition from junior to senior elite sports”. Stockholm. June 2006.

12. Svenska Läkarsällskapets Riksstämma. An invited speaker with the topic: “From performance enhancement to career transitions”. Stockholm. November 2005.

13. Talent Development in Sports Conference. An invited speaker with the topic: “Talent development in sport: An athletic career perspective”. Bosön, April 2005.

14. SVEBI Conference-2003. An invited speaker with the topic: “Athletes’ crises”. Halmstad. November 2003.

15. SIPF Conference-2002. An invited speaker with the topic: “Key athletic transitions”. Halmstad. March 2002.

16. SVEBI Conference-2002. An invited speaker with the topic: “Career transitions: How to get in and to get out of elite sports”. Falun. November 2002.


Scientific Committee member: 1. Nordic Sport Science Conference, Halmstad, Sweden, 2017. 2. The 14th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology, Seville, Spain 2017. 3. The 8th World Congress of Science and Football, Copenhagen, Denmark, May 2015. 4. The 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology, Beijing, China, 2013. 5. The Nordic Conference on Health, Participation and Effects of Sport and Exercise, Halmstad,

Sweden, 2008 (Chair of the Scientific Committee). 6. The11-th European (FEPSAC) Congress of Sport Psychology, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2003.

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS (1994-2018; earlier Russian language publications are not included)

Peer-reviewed scientific articles:

Bonhomme, J., Seanor, M., Schinke, R.J., & Stambulova, N. (2018). The career trajectories of two World Champion boxers: Interpretive thematic analysis of media stories. Sport in Society. doi: 10.1080/17430437.2018.1463727

Henriksen, K., Storm, L.K., Larsen, C.H., & Stambulova, N. (in press). Successful and less successful interventions with youth and senior athletes: Insights from expert sport psychology practitioners. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology.

Becker-Larsen, A., Henriksen, K., & Stambulova, N. (in press). “Organizing for excellence”: Stress-recovery states in the Danish national orienteering team during the training camp and the 2015 World Championship. Swedish Sport Forum.

Serpa, S., & Stambulova, N. (2017). In remembrance of Professor Bola Ikulayo (1948-2016). Special Issue “Sport Psychology” in Indian Journal of Psychology, 1, 1-5.

Ryba, T.V. Stambulova, N., Selänne, H., Aunola, K., & Nurmi, J-E. (2017). “Sport has always been first for me” but “all my free time is spent doing homework”: Dual career styles in late adolescence. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 33, 131-140. doi: 10.1016//j.psychsport.2017.08.011

Kiuppis, F. & Stambulova, N. (2017) Special issue of Transitions in Sport Life: Transitions in Sport Life, Sport in Society, 20:10, 1485-1486. doi: 10.1080/17430437.2017.1350423

Pehrson, S. Stambulova, N., & Olsson K. (2017). Revisiting the empirical model “Phases in the Junior-to-Senior Transition of Swedish Ice Hockey Players”: External validation through focus groups and interviews. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching, 12:6, 747-761. doi: 10.1177/1747954117738897

Stambulova, N. (2017). Crisis-transitions in athletes: current emphases on cognitive and contextual factors. Curr Opin Psychol. doi: org/10.1016/j.copsyc.2017.04.013

Schinke, R.J., Stambulova, N., Si, G., & Moore, Z. (2017). International society of sport psychology position stand: Athletes’ mental health, performance, and development. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology. doi: org/10.1080/1612197X.2017.1295557

Stambulova, N., & Schinke, R.J. (2017). Experts focus on the context: Postulates derived from the authors’ shared experiences and wisdom. In R.J. Schinke and N. Stambulova (Eds.) Special

https://doi.org/10.1177/1747954117738897


Issue “Context-driven sport and exercise psychology practice” of Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 8(2). doi: org/10.1080/21520704.2017.1308715

Schinke, R. J., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Context-driven sport and exercise psychology practice: Widening our lens beyond the athlete (Editorial). In R.J. Schinke and N. Stambulova (Eds.) Special Issue “Context-driven sport and exercise psychology practice” of Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 8(2)

Seanor, M., Schinke, R. J., Stambulova, N., Ross, D., & Kpazai, G. (2017). Cultivating Olympic champions: A trampoline development environment from grass roots to podium. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 8(2) doi: 10.1080/21520704.2017.1327908

Ryba, T.V., Schinke, R.J., Stambulova N., & Elbe, A-M. (2017). ISSP Position Stand: Transnationalism, mobility, and acculturation in and through sport. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology. doi: org/10.1080/1612197X.2017.1280836

Stambulova, N., Pehrson, S. & Olsson, K. (2017). Phases in the junior-to-senior transition of Swedish ice-hockey players: From a conceptual framework to an empirical model. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching, 12(2), 231-244. doi: 10.1177/1747954117694928

Battochio, R. C., Schinke, R. J., & Stambulova, N. (in press). Career barriers in the National Hockey League: An inductive thematic analysis of first-hand data from Canadian professional ice hockey players. International Journal of Sport Psychology.

Franck, A., Stambulova, N., & Ivarsson, A. (2016). Swedish athletes' adjustment patterns in the junior-to-senior transition. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Advanced on-line publication. doi:10.1080/1612197X.2016.1256339

Ivarsson, A., Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2016). Injury as a career transition: Experiences of a Swedish elite handball player. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology. Advanced on-line publication. doi: 10.1080/1612197X.2016.1242149

Franck, A., Stambulova, N., & Weibull, F. (2016). Profiles of personal characteristics and relevant pathways in the junior-to-senior transition: A longitudinal study of Swedish athletes. International Journal of Sport Psychology, 6, 483-507. doi:10.7352/IJSP 2016.47.000

Stambulova, N. (2016). Olympic Games as career transitions. Revista De Educado Fisica, 85(2), 121-123.

Ryba, T.V., Stambulova, N., & Ronkainen, N. J. (2016). The work of cultural transition: An emerging model. Front. Psychol. 7:427. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2016.00427

Sandström, E., Linnér, L., & Stambulova, N. (2016). Career profiles of athlete-coach relationships: Descriptions and interpretations. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching, 11(3), 395-409. doi: 10.1177/1747954116645012

Battochio, R. C., Stambulova, N., & Schinke, R. J. (2016). Stages and demands in the careers of Canadian National Hockey League players. Journal of Sport Sciences, 34(3), 278-288. doi: 10.1080/02640414.2015.1048523

Johnson, U., & Stambulova, N. (2015). Editorial to the QHW thematic cluster “Health, physical activity and lifestyle”. International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being, 10, 29156. doi: 10.3402/qhw.v10.29156.

Stambulova, N., & Wylleman, P. (2015). Dual career development and transitions (Editorial). In N. Stambulova and P. Wylleman (Eds.) Special Issue “Dual career development and transitions”, Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 21, 1-3. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2015.05.003

Stambulova, N., Engström, C., Franck, A., Linnér, L., & Lindahl, K. (2015). Searching for an optimal balance: Dual career experiences of Swedish adolescent athletes. In N. Stambulova and P.

http://dx.doi.org/10.3402/qhw.v10.29156


Wylleman (Eds.) Special Issue “Dual career development and transitions”, Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 21, 4-14. doi: 10.1016/j.psychsport.2014.08.009

Ryba, T. V., Stambulova, N., Ronkainen, N., Bundgaard, J., & Selänne, H. (2015). Dual career pathways of transnational athletes. In N. Stambulova and P. Wylleman (Eds.) Special Issue “Dual career development and transitions”, Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 21, 125-134. doi: 10.1016/j.psychsport.2014.06.002

Schinke, R. J., Stambulova, N., Lidor, R., Papaioannou, A., & Ryba, T. V. (2016). ISSP Position Stand: Social missions through sport and contribution of sport and exercise psychology. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 14(1), 4-22. doi:10.1080/1612197X.2014.999698

Schinke, R. J., Stambulova, N., Trepanier D., & Oghene, O. (2015). Psychological support for the Canadian Olympic boxing team in meta-transitions through the national team program. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 13:1, 74-89. doi:10.1080/1612197X.2014.959982

Stambulova, N., & Ryba, T. (2014). A critical review of career research and assistance through the cultural lens: Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers. International Review of Sport and Exercise Psychology 7, 1-17. doi: 10.1080/1750984X.2013.851727

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Si, G., & Schinke, R. (2013). The ISSP Position Stand: Culturally competent research and practice in sport and exercise psychology. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 11 (2), 123-142. doi: 10.1080/1612197X.2013.779812

Stambulova, N., Stambulov, A., & Johnson, U. (2012). ‘Believe in yourself, channel energy, and play your trumps’: Olympic preparation in complex coordination sports. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 13 (5), 679-686. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2012.04.009

Stambulova, N., Franck, A., & Weibull, F. (2012). Assessment of the transition from junior to senior sports in Swedish athletes. International Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 10 (2), 79-95. doi:10.1080/1612197X.2012.645136

Stambulova, N. (2011). The mobilization model of counseling athletes in crisis-transitions: An educational intervention tool. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 2, 156-170. doi: 10.1080/21520704.2011.598223

Henriksen, K., Stambulova, N., & Roessler, K. (2011). Riding the wave of an expert: A successful talent development environment in kayaking. The Sport Psychologist, 25, 341-362.

Stambulova, N. (2010). Counseling athletes in career transitions: The five-step career planning strategy. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 1, 95–105. doi: 10.1080/21520704.2010.528829

Henriksen, K., Stambulova, N., & Roessler, K. K. (2010). Successful talent development in athletics: Considering the role of environment. Scand J Med Sci Sports, 20 (2), 122–132. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-0838.2010.01187.x

Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2010). Novice consultants’ experiences: Lessons learned by applied sport psychology students. Psychology of Sport and Exercise 11(4), 295-303. doi: 10.1016/j.psychsport.2010.02.009

Henriksen, K., Stambulova, N., & Roessler, K. K. (2010). Holistic approach to athletic talent development environment: A successful sailing milieu. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 11, 212-222. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2009.10.005

Stambulova, N. (2009). European perspectives on career development and transition research and practice. Japanese Journal of Sport Psychology, 36 (1), 57-60.


Stambulova, N., Alfermann, D., Statler, T., Côté, J. (2009). ISSP Position Stand: Career development and transitions of athletes. International Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 7(4), 395-412. doi: 10.1080/1612197X.2009.9671916

Stambulova, N., & Alfermann, D. (2009). Putting culture into context: Cultural and cross-cultural perspectives in career development and transition research and practice. International Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 7(3), 292-308. doi: 10.1080/1612197X.2009.9671911

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., & Wrisberg, C. (2009). Forward to the past: Puni’s model of volitional preparation in sport. International Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 7(3), 276-291. doi: 10.1080/1612197X.2009.9671910

Stambulova, N., Stephan, Y., & Jäphag, U. (2007). Athletic retirement: A cross-national comparison of elite French and Swedish athletes. Psychology of Sport & Exercise, 8, 101-118. doi:10.1016/j.psychsport.2006.05.002

Stambulova, N., Wrisberg, C., & Ryba, T. (2006). A Tale of two traditions in applied sport psychology: The heyday of Soviet sport and wake-up call for North America. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 18, 3, 173-184. doi: 10.1080/10413200600830182

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., & Wrisberg, C. (2005). The Russian origin of sport psychology: A translation of an early work of A. Tch. Puni. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology, 17, 157-169.

Alfermann, D., Stambulova, N., & Zemaityte, A. (2004). Reactions to sports career termination: A cross-national comparison of German, Lithuanian, and Russian athletes. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 5/1, 61-75. doi:10.1016/S1469-0292(02)00050-X

Hagger, M., Biddle, S., Chow, E., Stambulova, N., & Kavussanu, M. (2003). Physical self-perceptions in adolescence: Generalizability of a hierarchical multidimensional model across three cultures. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, 34, 6, 611-628. doi: 10.1177/0022022105280510

Hanin, Y., & Stambulova, N. (2002). Metaphoric description of performance states: An application of the IZOF model. The Sport Psychologist, 16, 396-415.

Stambulova, N. (2001). Theoretical and applied issues of sports career. Education. Physical Training. Sport, 3, 45-55. Kaunas: The Lithuanian Academy of Physical Education.

Stambulova, N. (2000). Athletes’ crises: A developmental perspective. The International Journal of Sport Psychology, 31, 4, 584-601.

Hale, B. D., James, B., & Stambulova, N. (1999). Determining the dimensionality of athletic identity: a “Herculean” cross-cultural undertaking. International Journal of Sport Psychology, 30, 83-100.

Stambulova, N. (1999). Dynamics of the athlete-coach relations in the course of the athlete’s sports career. Portuguese Journal of Human Performance Studies, 12 (1), 21-34.

Hagger, M., Ashford, B. & Stambulova, N. (1998). Russian and British children’s physical self-perceptions and physical activity participation. Pediatric Exercise Science, 10 (2), 137-152.

Stambulova, N. (1994). Developmental sports career investigations in Russia: A post-perestroika analysis. The Sport Psychologist, 8, 221-237.

Peer-reviewed articles submitted/in preparation:

Diehl, R., Poczwardowski, A., Stambulova, N., O’Neil, A., & Haberl, P. (submitted). Transitioning to and Thriving at the Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs: Phases of an Adaptive Transition. Sport in Society.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.psychsport.2006.05.002

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.psychsport.2006.05.002

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S1469-0292(02)00050-X


Samuel, R. D., Stambulova, N., & Ashkenazi, Y. (under review). The cultural-professional transition of the Israeli U18 national handball team migrated to Germany for a full season: Case study. Psychology of Sport and Exercise.

Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., Lindahl, K., & Wylleman, P. (under review). Swedish university student-athletes’ dual career scenarios and competences. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology.

Junggren, S.J., Elbæk, L., & Stambulova, N. (under review). Examining coaching practices and philosophy through the lens of organizational culture in a Danish high-performance swimming environment. International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. B. (under review). A swimmer’s strokes and a tennis player’s breakpoints through the junior-to-senior transition: A narrative analysis of the transition pathways of two Swedish athletes. Qualitative Research in Sport, Exercise and Health.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. B. (under review). Contrasting narrative analyses of two Swedish team sport athletes’ junior-to-senior transitions. TSP.

Ekengren, J., Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., & Carlsson, I-M. (under review). Exploring career experiences of Swedish professional handball players: Consolidating first-hand content into an empirical career model. IJSEP.

Peer-reviewed book chapters:

Stambulova, N., Elbe, A.-M., & Ryba, T.V. (in press). ”We were sometimes invisible but never absent”: Women’s contribution to FEPSAC and European sport psychology. In A.-M. Elbe, N. Dedois and R. Seiler (Eds.) Celebrating 50 years of FEPSAC. Elsevier.

Stambulova, N. (in press). Career. In D. Hackfort, R.J. Schinke, and B. Strauss (Eds.). Dictionary of sport psychology. Elsevier.

Stambulova, N. (in press). Career transitions and career transition models. In D. Hackfort, R. J. Schinke, and B. Strauss (Eds.). Dictionary of sport psychology. Elsevier.

Stambulova, N., & Schinke, R. J. (in press). Context-driven sport and exercise psychology practice. In D. Hackfort, R. J. Schinke, and B. Strauss (Eds.). Dictionary of sport psychology. Elsevier.

Stambulova, N. (2016). A look at the future of qualitative methodology through the prism of athlete career research. In B. Smith and A. Sparks (Eds.) Routledge handbook of qualitative research in sport and exercise. (pp.450-461). London: Routledge.

Henriksen, K., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Creating optimal environments for talent development: A holistic ecological approach. In J. Baker, S. Cobley J. Schorer, and N. Wattie (Eds.) Routledge handbook of talent identification and development in sport. (pp.271-284). London and New York: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. (2016). Theoretical developments in career transition research: Contributions of European sport psychology. In M. Raab, P. Wylleman, R. Seiler, A-M. Elbe, and A. Hatzigeorgiadis (Eds.). Sport and exercise psychology research: From theory to practice (pp. 251-268) London, UK: Elsevier.

Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., & Linnér, L. (2016). Student’s supervised practice on helping an elite Swedish golfer: Application of the Halmstad applied sport psychology supervision model. In J. G. Cremades and L. S. Tashman (Eds.) Global practices and training in applied sport, exercise and performance psychology: A case study approach (pp. 280-289). New York, NY: Routledge.


Stambulova, N. (2016). Athletes’ transitions in sport and life: Positioning new research trends within existing system of athlete career knowledge. In R. J. Schinke, K. McGannon, and B. Smith (Eds.) The Routledge international handbook of sport psychology (pp. 519-535). New York, NY: Routledge.

Ryba, T. V., & Stambulova, N. (2016). International sport psychology histories: Russia. In R. Schinke, K. McGannon, and B. Smith (Eds.). The Routledge international handbook of sport psychology (pp. 9-19). New York, NY: Routledge.

Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., & Linnér, L. (2014). Insights from Sweden: Halmstad Applied Sport Psychology Supervision model. In L. Tashman and G. Cremades (Eds.) Becoming a sport, exercise, and performance psychology professional: International perspectives (pp. 276-284). NY: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. (2014). Career transitions. In R. C. Eklund and G. Tenenbaum (Eds.) Encyclopedia of sport and exercise psychology (pp.110-115). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.

Stambulova, N. & Wylleman, P. (2014). Athletes’ career development and transitions. In A. Papaioannou and D. Hackfort (Eds.) Routledge companion to sport and exercise psychology (pp. 605-621). London: Routledge.

Ryba, T. V. & Stambulova, N. (2013). Turn to a culturally informed career research and assistance in sport psychology. In N. Stambulova and T.V. Ryba (Eds.) Athletes’ careers across cultures. (pp.1-16). Hove, East Sussex/New York: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. & Ryba, T. V. (2013). Setting the bar: Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers. In N. Stambulova and T. V. Ryba (Eds.) Athletes’ careers across cultures. (pp. 235-254). London/New York: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. & Hvatskaya, E. E. (2013). Athletes’ careers in Russia: From 1980 Moscow to 2014 Sochi Olympics. In N. Stambulova and T. V. Ryba (Eds.) Athletes’ careers across cultures. (pp.160-172). London/New York: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. & Johnson, U. (2013). Athletes’ careers in Sweden: Facilitating socialization into sports and re-socialization upon retirement. In N. Stambulova and T. V. Ryba (Eds.) Athletes’ careers across cultures. (pp. 197-208). London/New York: Routledge.

Stambulova, N. (2012). Working with athletes in career transitions. In S. Hanton, and S. Mellalieu (Eds.). Professional practice in sport psychology: A review (pp.165-194). London, UK: Routledge.

Ryba, T. V., Schinke, R. J., & Stambulova, N. (2012). Cultural sport psychology: Special measurement considerations. In G. Tenenbaum (Ed.) Handbook of measurement in sport and exercise psychology (pp.143-152). Urbana-Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Stambulova, N. (2010). Professional culture of career assistance to athletes: A look through contrasting lenses of career metaphors. In T. V. Ryba, R. J. Schinke, and G. Tenenbaum (Eds.) The cultural turn in sport psychology (pp. 285-314). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Stambulova, N. (2009). Talent development in sport: A career transitions perspective. In E. Tsung-Min Hung, R. Lidor, and D. Hackfort (Eds.) Psychology of sport excellence (pp. 63-74). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., & Stambulov, A. (2009). Sport psychology consulting in Russia and Sweden. In R. J. Schinke & S. Hanrahan (Eds.), Cultural sport psychology: From theory to practice (pp. 125-140). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Alfermann, D., & Stambulova, N. (2007). Career transitions and career termination. In G. Tenenbaum and R. C. Eklund (Eds.), Handbook of sport psychology (3rd ed., pp.712-736). New York: Wiley.


Hanin, Y., & Stambulova, N. (2004). Sport Psychology, Overview. In C. Speilberger (Ed.) Encyclopedia of applied psychology (pp. 463-477). New York: Elsevier.

Zervas, Y., & Stambulova, N. (1999). Physical activity and cognitive functioning. In: Y. Vanden Auweele, F. Bakker, S. Biddle, M. Durand, and R. Seiler (Eds.) Psychology for physical educators (pp.135-154). Champaign, IL: Human Kinetics.

Stambulova, N. (1997). Psihologicheskie modeli i opisaniya sportivnoi kariery [Psychological models and descriptions of sports career]. In: A. A. Krylov (Ed.) Theoretical and applied issues of psychology. (pp. 38-49). St.-Petersburg: Publishing House of the St.-Petersburg State University (in Russian).

Book chapters (not peer-reviewed):

Stambulova, N. (2010). Karriärvägar i idrott i relation till hälsa och livsstil [Athletic career trajectories in relation to health and lifestyle]. In L. Hallberg (Ed.) Hälsa och livsstil – forskning och praktiska tillämpningar (275-287). Lund: Studentlitteratur.

Stambulova, N. (2004). Rådgivningens teoretiska modeller [Theoretical models for sport psychology consulting]. In J.Fallby (Ed.) Guiden till idrottspsykologisk rådgivning [Guide for Sport Psychology Consulting]. (pp.50-67). Stockholm: SISU Idrottsböker.

Fallby, J., Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2004). The role of sport psychology consultancy in Sweden and all over the world. In J.Fallby (Ed.) Guiden till idrottspsykologisk rådgivning [Guide for Sport Psychology Consulting] (pp.68-91). Stockholm: SISU Idrottsböker.

Stambulova, N. (2000). Sports career and women’s personality. In N. Vlasakova (Ed.) Women and sport. (pp.16-20). Prague, Czech Republic: Czech Olympic Committee.

Stambulova, N. (2001). Sport psychology in Russia. In: R. Lidor, T. Morris, N. Bardaxoglou and B. Becker (Eds.) The World Sport Psychology Sourcebook (3rd ed. pp.152-157). Morgantown, WV: Fitness Information Technology.

Year book and non-reviewed articles:

Jonsson, L., Stambulova, N., Weman-Josefsson, K., & Papaioannou, A. (2013). Exploring exercise behaviour and well-being of Swedish university students. A self-determination perspective. On-line publication at http://idrottsforum.org/exploring-exercise-behavior-and-well-being-of-swedish-university-students-a-self-determination-perspective/.

Stambulova, N. (2003). Symptoms of a crisis-transition: A grounded theory study. In N.Hassmén (Ed.) SIPF Yearbook 2003 (pp. 97-109). Örebro: Örebro University Press.

Stambulova, N., & Lindwall, M. (2002). Hur kunde du Ludmila? En idrottpsykologisk analys. [How could you do this, Ludmila? Sport psychology analysis]. Svensk Idrottspsykologi ,2, 1, 2-5.

Stambulova, N. (2001). Psykologiska aspekter på idrottskarriären: ett utvecklingsperspektiv [Psychological aspects of athletic career: a developmental perspective]. Svensk Idrotts Forskning, 4, 8-11.

Conference abstracts (all peer-reviewed):

Book, R. T., Henriksen, K., & Stambulova, N. (2018). Towards investigating athletic talent development environments in underserved communities in the United States. In: U.Johnson,

http://idrottsforum.org/exploring-exercise-behavior-and-well-being-of-swedish-university-students-a-self-determination-perspective/

http://idrottsforum.org/exploring-exercise-behavior-and-well-being-of-swedish-university-students-a-self-determination-perspective/


L.Kristen, and M. Kondrič (Eds.). Book of Abstracts. The Science and Practice of Racket Sport for Improved Performance and Health (pp.69-70). Halmstad: Halmstad University press, Hallands Sport Academy, and the ITTF.

Stambulova, N., & Wylleman, P. (2017). Elite athletes’ vocational development: European perspectives. In K. Hertting and U. Johnson (Eds.) Proceedings of the Nordic Sport Science Conference – “The Double-Edged Sword of Sport: Health Promotion Versus Unhealthy Environments” (p.15). Halmstad: Halmstad University Press.

Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., & Henriksen, K. (2017). Facilitating student-athletes’ development in sport and life through optimizing their dual career development environment. In K. Hertting and U. Johnson (Eds.) Proceedings of the Nordic Sport Science Conference – “The Double-Edged Sword of Sport: Health Promotion Versus Unhealthy Environments” (pp.30-31). Halmstad: Halmstad University Press.

Ekengren, J., & Stambulova, N. (2017). No rest for the weary: Swedish elite handball players’ perceived demands in the transitions to the national team. In K. Hertting and U. Johnson (Eds.) Proceedings of the Nordic Sport Science Conference – “The Double-Edged Sword of Sport: Health Promotion Versus Unhealthy Environments” (p.31-32). Halmstad: Halmstad University Press.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. (2017). A Swedish female basketball player’s junior-to-senior transition: A narrative case study. In K. Hertting and U. Johnson (Eds.) Proceedings of the Nordic Sport Science Conference – “The Double-Edged Sword of Sport: Health Promotion Versus Unhealthy Environments” (p.32-33). Halmstad: Halmstad University Press.

Stambulova, N. (2017). Athletes’ relationship crises: Case examples and resolution strategies. In Abstracts of the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.130). Orlando, FL: AASP.

Battochio, R., Schinke, R.J., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Coping strategies and resources in the National Hockey League: An inductive thematic analysis with Canadian professional ice-hockey players. In Abstracts of the 32nd Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.17). Orlando, FL: AASP.

Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., & Lindahl, K. (2017). Promoting dual career support services: Swedish perspectives and actions taken. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.47). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Social influences on the junior-to-senior transition in Swedish athletes: Narrative case studies. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.124). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Stambulova, N. (2017). Innovations in athlete career research: Young scholars’ presentations and mentors’ panel. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.189). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Ekengren, J., & Stambulova, N. (2017). From career initiation to discontinuation: An empirical career model of Swedish handball players. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.190). Seville, Spain: ISSP.


Tod, D., Stambulova, N., Ryba, T.V., Morris, R., Eubank, M. (2017). Ensuring sustainable development of athlete career research: Mentors’ panel. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.191). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Cruz, J., Garcia-Mas, A., Stambulova, N., Lucidi, F., Márquez, S., Reyes, S., Serpa, S., Jaenes, J.C. (2017). PsyTool design and theoretical background. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.212). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Ryba, T.V., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Challenges and strategies to develop athletic migration research and practice. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.214). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Ryba, T.V., Stambulova, N., & Ronkainen, N. (2017). Transnational mobility and cultural transition. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.215). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Henriksen, K., Storm, L.K., Larsen, C.H., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Creating optimal environments for talent development. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.242). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., & Henriksen, K. (2017). Holistic approach to understanding a dual career environment at a Swedish university. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (pp.243-244). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Storm, L.K., Henriksen, K., Larsen, C.H., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Comparing interventions with youth and senior athletes: Insights from expert sport psychology practitioners. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.492). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Ekengren, J., & Stambulova, N. (2017). Returning home after playing abroad: Re-adaptation challenges of Elite Swedish handball players. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.531). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Becker-Larsen, A., Stambulova, N., & Henriksen, K. (2017). ”Organizing for excellence”: Stress-recovery states in the Danish national orienteering team during a training camp and the 2015 World Championship. In G. Si, J. Cruz, and J.C. Jaenes (Eds.) Sport psychology: Linking theory to practice. Proceedings of the 14th ISSP World Congress of Sport Psychology (p.639). Seville, Spain: ISSP.

Defruyt, S., Wylleman, P., De Brandt, K., Stambulova,N., Linnér, L. (2017). Helping dual career athletes to recover from injury: A dual career support providers’ (DCSPs’) perspective. Paper presented at the 22nd Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (ECSS): Sport Science in a Metropolitan Area, Essen, Germany.

Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., Parker, J., & Ekengren, J.(2016). Dual career balance in student-athletes’ university transition. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.81). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.


Linnér, L., Stambulova, N., & Ekengren, J.(2016). Profiles of dual career competences of Swedish university student-athletes. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.116). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Ekengren, J., Stambulova, N., & Linnér, L. (2016). Moving to play abroad: Experiences of transnational team handball players. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.116). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Stambulova, N., Schinke, R., Van Raalte, J., Ryba, T. et al.(2016). Dual career in sport and education: Context-driven research in North America and Europe. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.148). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Stambulova, N., Linnér, L., & Ekengren, J.(2016). Dual career competences of Swedish high school athletes. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (pp.149-150). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Watson II, J., Stambulova, N., Clement, D., Johnson, U., Linnér, L., & Ekengren, J. (2016). The internationalization of training in sport and exercise psychology. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.164). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., Linnér, L., & Ekengren, J. (2016). Setting up a short international experience for students: Reflections from the receiving side. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.165). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Watson II, J., Stambulova, N., Clement, D., Johnson, U., Linnér, L., & Ekengren, J. (2016). Future perspectives on international collaboration in sport and exercise psychology education. In Proceedings of the 31st Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.165). Phoenix, AZ: AASP.

Stambulova, N. (2015). Athletes’ transitions into, within, and out of elite sports. In Sport Scientific Approach for Enhancement of Athletic Performance; Proceedings of the 2015 KNSU International Conference (pp. 82-90). Seoul, South Korea: KNSU.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. (2015). Swedish junior athletes’ personal profiles in relation to the dynamics of adjustment in the junior-to-senior transition. In A. Radmann, S. Hedemborg, and E. Tsolakidis (Eds.), Book of Abstracts of the 20th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (p. 295). Malmö, Sweden.

Stambulova, N. (2015). Towards culturally informed knowledge in athlete career research: The ISSP project on athletes’ careers across cultures. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 46). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2015). New trends in career transition research and practice. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 239-240). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2015). Reducing a “chaos in the brickyard”: From traditional to emerging trends in career transition research and practice. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 240). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., & Linnér, L. (2015). Searching for an optimal balance: Reflections on the Swedish national dual career project. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and


applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.15). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., Johnson, U., & Linnér, L. (2015). Halmstad applied sport psychology supervision model in action: A case of an elite Swedish golfer. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.105). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Linnér, L., & Stambulova, N. (2015). From the Swedish dual career model to a national digital system of dual career support services. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 241). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Ivarsson, A., Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2015). Injury as a career transition: Experiences of a Swedish elite handball player. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 241-242). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Ronkainen, N., Bundgaard, J., & Selänne, H.(2015). Cultural transitions and adaptation in a transnational athletic career. In O. Schmid and R. Seiler (Eds.) Sport psychology theories and applications to performance, health and humanity: Proceedings of 14th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 242). Bern, Switzerland: University of Bern; FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2015). New trends in career/talent development research: Implications to football. In J. Bangsbo and P. Krustrup (Eds.) Program and abstracts of the 8th World Congress of Science and Football (pp.137-138). Copenhagen, Denmark: University of Copenhagen; retrieved from the Congress web-site: www.wcsf2015.ku.dk

Stambulova, N. (2015). New trends in career transition research: Contribution of the ISSP projects. In: A bridge from the past to the future. Proceedings of the International Seminar on 50th Anniversary of the International Society of Sport Psychology (pp.19-20). Rome, Italy: Pozzi.

Stambulova, N. (2013). Acculturation as a transition: Mutual insights for career transition and acculturation research in sport psychology. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP Conference (p.116). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

Stambulova, N., & Ryba, T. (2013). Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP Conference (p.147). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Si, G., & Schinke, R. (2013). Towards culturally competent research and practice in sport and exercise psychology. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP Conference (p.139). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Schinke, R., Si, G., Selanne, H., Ronkainen, N., & K. McGannon (2013). Cultural competence and ethics of difference in sport psychology research and practice. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP (p.139). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

Selanne, H, Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., & Ronkainen, N. (2013). Transnational athletes’ life stories: Reflexivity in research. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP Conference (p.139). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

http://www.wcsf2015.ku.dk


Schinke, R., McGannon, K., Ryba, T., Stambulova, N. & Blodgett, A. (2013). Athlete acculturation and acute cultural adaptation: Expanding knowledge from the conceptual, through the empirical, to the practical. In: Lifelong physical and mental well-being through sport and exercise. Proceedings of the 28th Annual AASP Conference (p.116). New Orleans, LA: AASP.

Stambulova, N. (2013). Athletes’ careers across cultures: The ISSP project. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 56). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Stambulova, N., & Ryba, T. V. (2013). Towards cultural praxis of athletes’ careers. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 57). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Stambulova, N. (2013). Careers through the lens of different research methodologies. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 57-58). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Stambulova, N. (2013). Career research in flux: To better future based on lessons learned from the past and present. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 58). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Stambulova, N., Engström, C., Franck, A., & Linnér, L. (2013). How to become a winner in the long-run? Dual career experiences of Swedish adolescent athletes. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p.15). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Alfermann, D. & Stambulova, N. (2013). Sport psychology in Europe – Women’s perspective. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 55). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Franck, A., & Stambulova, N. (2013). Swedish athletes’ transition from junior to senior sports: A quantitative longitudinal study. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 58). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Ryba, T. V., & Stambulova, N. (2013). In a different voice: Women’s careers in sport and exercise psychology. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 55). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Ryba, T. V., & Stambulova, N. (2013). The wind has changed: Culture in athletes’ career research. In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the 13th World (ISSP) Congress of Sport Psychology (pp.56-57). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Ryba, T.V., Ronkainen, N., Selanne, H., Stambulova, N., & Bundgaard, J. (2013). Is gender useful in understanding a transnational athletic career? In Harmony and excellence in sport and life. Abstracts of the ISSP 13th World Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 53). Beijing, China: ISSP and BSU.

Stambulova, N. (2012). Athletes’ dual careers: From European Guidelines to national dual career models. In M. Doupona Topič and T. Kajtna (Eds.) Abstract book of the 6th Conference for Youth Sport (p. 44). Bled, Slovenia: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Sport.

Minniti, A., & Stambulova, N. (2012). Life skills for junior soccer players. In Proceedings of the 2nd Dubai International Symposium of Sport Psychology (p. 28). Dubai, UAE: Dubai Sports Council.

Stambulova, N., Engström, C., Franck, A., & Linnér, L. (2012). Swedish athletes' transition and adaptation during the first year at national elite sport schools. In Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (pp. 133-134). Atlanta, GA: AASP


Stambulova, N., & Hvatskaya, E. (2012). Athletes’ careers in Russia: Between Olympic Games in Moscow and Sochi. In Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.118). Atlanta, GA: AASP.

Ryba, T., & Stambulova, N. (2012). Athletes’ careers across cultures. In Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.117). Atlanta, GA: AASP.

Poczwardowski, A., Haberl, P., Diehl, R., Stambulova, N., & O’Neil, A. (2012). Transitions of young Swedish athletes and American Olympians to elite training settings. In Proceedings of the 27th Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (pp.132-133). Atlanta, GA: AASP.

Stambulova, N. (2011). Conceptual model for assistance in career transitions: Basic tenets and application. Proceedings of the 6th ASPASP Congress. Taipei, Taiwan: ASPASP publication (on the DVD).

Stambulova, N. (2011). Conceptual model for assistance in career transitions. Program and Proceedings of the Joseph Lau Luen Hung Charitable Trust International Scientific Symposium (p.19). Hong-Kong: Hong-Kong Sports Institute.

Stambulova, N. (2011). Major trends in the career transition topic: A meta-review. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 213). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2011). From a meta-review to the conceptual model for assistance in career transitions. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.232). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., & Ryba, T. (2011). Athletes’ careers across cultures: New directions in career research and praxis. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.137). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2011). How to manage the dual roles of teacher and supervisor: Halmstad supervision model. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 147). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., & Wylleman, P. (2011). Talent development and career development topics in sport psychology: Two liquids in one bottle or the same liquid in two bottles? In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.243) . Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., & Wylleman, P. (2011). New trends in the career transition research. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 213). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., Wylleman, P., & Torregrosa, M. (2011). Career development and transitions topic in sport psychology. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 244). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Ryba, T., & Stambulova, N. (2011). The cultural turn in sport psychology: Insights into trans-national athlete subjectivity. In S. Serpa, N. Teixeira, M. J. Almeida, & A. Rosado (Eds.) Proceedings of the 13th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.136). Madeira, Portugal: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2010). Career transition interventions: Are they theoretically grounded and culturally informed?” In Proceedings of the 25th Annual Conference of AASP (p.136). Providence, RI: AASP.


Stambulova, N., Balague, G., Petitpas, A., Fink, C., & Wylleman, P. (2010). Helping athletes in career transitions: Perspectives of American and European consultants. In Proceedings of the 25th Annual Conference of AASP (p.136). Providence, RI: AASP.

Ryba, T. V., Schinke, R. J., Stambulova, N., & Butryn, T. (2009). Implications of the cultural turn for sport psychology. In Proceedings of the 24th Annual Conference of the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (p.29). Salt Lake City, UT: AASP.

Stambulova, N. (2009). From national to cultural studies of athletes’ career development and transitions. In Proceedings of the 12th World Congress of Sport Psychology (on a CD).

Stambulova, N. (2009). New tool for career assistance: The five-step career planning strategy. In Proceedings of the 12th World Congress of Sport Psychology (on a CD).

Stambulova, N., Alfermann, D., Statler, T., & Côté, J. (2009). Career development and transitions of athletes: The ISSP Position Stand. In Proceedings of the 12th World Congress of Sport Psychology (on a CD).

Henriksen, K., & Stambulova, N. (2009). Holistic perspective in analyzing a successful athletic talent development environment: A case study. In Proceedings of the 12th World Congress of Sport Psychology (on a CD).

Henriksen, K., & Stambulova, N. (2009). From general to adapted frameworks in investigating successful athletic talent development environments. In Proceedings of the 12th World Congress of Sport Psychology (on a CD).

Stambulova, N. (2009). Career assistance to athletes: A look through contrasting lenses of career metaphors. In Proceedings of the International Congress of Sport Psychology organized by INSEP (p.57). Paris: INSEP.

Stambulova, N. (2008). Call for “cultural mindset” in career development research and career assistance. In Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Conference of AASP (p.11). St. Louis, MO: AASP.

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Butryn,T., & Tenenbaum, G. (2008). From cross-cultural to cultural psychology of sport. In Proceedings of the 23rd Annual Conference of AASP (p.10). St. Louis, MO: AASP publication.

Stambulova, N. (2008). Perceived health and sport/exercise participation: A summary for the 3-year Halmstad project. In B. Carlsson, U. Johnson, K. Josefsson, and N. Stambulova (Eds.). Proceedings of the Nordic Conference: Health, Participation and Effects of Sport and Exercise (p. 20). Halmstad, Sweden: Halmstad University.

Henriksen, K., Roessler, K., & Stambulova, N. (2008). Athletic talent development environments: An explorative case study. In B. Carlsson, U. Johnson, K. Josefsson and N. Stambulova (Eds.). Proceedings of the Nordic Conference: Health, Participation and Effects of Sport and Exercise (p. 27). Halmstad, Sweden: Halmstad University publication.

Stambulova, N. (2007). Career planning strategy bridging an athlete’s past, present and perceived future. In Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Conference of AASP (p.77). Louisville, KY: AASP.

Ryba, T., Stambulova, N., Gucciardi, D., & Gordon, S. (2007). Will we know mental toughness when we see it? In Proceedings of the 22nd Annual Conference of AASP (p.3). Louisville, KY: AASP.

Stambulova, N. (2007). Athletic career transitions in the historical-cultural context of Russian sport psychology. In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and A. Papaioannou (Eds.) Book of abstracts of the 12th European Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 103-106). Halkidiki, Greece: FEPSAC.


Stambulova, N. (2007). The transition from junior to senior sports: A summary of six Swedish studies. In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and A. Papaioannou (Eds.). Book of abstracts of the 12th European Congress of Sport Psychology (pp.126-127). Halkidiki, Greece: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2007). Career planning strategy: How to balance the past, the present, and the future? In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and A. Papaioannou (Eds.). Book of abstracts of the 12th European Congress of Sport Psychology. (p.131). Halkidiki, Greece: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N., Alfermann, D., Statler, T., & Côté, J. (2007). Career development and transitions of athletes. In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and A. Papaioannou (Eds.). Book of abstracts of the 12th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.153). Halkidiki, Greece: FEPSAC.

Henriksen, K., Roessler, K., & Stambulova, N. (2007). Talent development environment in sport: An explorative case study based on the system’s theory framework. In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and A. Papaioannou (Eds.). Book of abstracts of the 12th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p.192). Halkidiki, Greece: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2006). Talent development in sport: Career transitions perspective. In Proceedings of the 2006 ISSP Managing Council Meeting and International Forum of the Psychology of Olympic Excellence (pp. 69-78). Taipei, Taiwan.

Stambulova, N. (2006). Career development/transition issues in sport psychology consulting: Seventeen cases summary. In Proceedings of the 26th International Congress of Applied Psychology (on a CD). Athens, Greece: IAAP.

Stambulova, N., & Johnson, U. (2006). Lessons learned by applied sport psychology students in their work with athlete-clients. In Proceedings of the 26th International Congress of Applied Psychology (on a CD). Athens, Greece: IAAP.

Stambulova, N., & Stephan, Y. (2006). Athletic retirement of elite female athletes in France and Sweden. In Proceedings of the 26th International Congress of Applied Psychology (on a CD). Athens, Greece: IAAP.

Stambulova, N., & Stephan, Y. (2005). Athletic retirement of elite Swedish and French athletes. In Proceedings of 11th World Congress of Sport Psychology. www.issp2005.com/program.asp

Stambulova, N., & Alfermann, D. (2005) Career transitions of athletes: Research and applications. In Proceedings of 11th World Congress of Sport Psychology. www.issp2005.com/program.asp

Stambulova, N. (2005). Reflections on implementation of the “Mobilization” model of counseling athletes in crisis-transitions. In Proceedings of 11th World Congress of Sport Psychology. www.issp2005.com/program.asp

Stambulova, N. (2004). Athletes’ crisis-transitions: ‘dead ends’ or ‘cross-roads’? In A. Baria and E. H. Nabli (Eds.). Proceedings of the 1st International Congress of Sport Psychology in Africa (pp. 221-223). Morocco, Marrakech: Moroccan Association of Sport Psychology.

Stambulova, N. (2004). First competition as a career transition. In V. Klisouras, S. Kellis, & I. Mouraditidis (Eds.), Sport science through the ages. Proceedings of the 2004 Pre-Olympic Congress (pp. 57-58). Thessaloniki, Greece.

Järphag, U, & Stambulova, N. (2003). Psychological aspects of athletic retirement among elite Swedish athletes. In R. Stelter (Ed.), New Approaches to Exercise and Sport Psychology. Proceedings of the 11th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 81). Copenhagen, Denmark: FEPSAC.

Stambulova, N. (2003). Counseling athletes in crises. In R. Stelter (Ed). New Approaches to Exercise and Sport Psychology. Proceedings of the 11th European Congress of Sport Psychology (p. 161). Copenhagen, Denmark: FEPSAC.

http://www.issp2005.com/program.asp


Alfermann, D., Stambulova, N., & Zemaityte, A. (2001). Causes and consequences of career termination: a comparison of German, Russian, and Lithuanian athletes. In: A. Papaioannou, M. Goudas, and Y. Theodorakis (Eds.) Proceedings of the 10th World Congress of Sport Psychology, 4 (pp. 26-28). Skiatos, Greece: ISSP.

Stambulova, N. (2001). Sport career termination of Russian athletes: readiness to the transition. In: A. Papaioannou, M. Goudas, & Y. Theodorakis (Eds.) Proceedings of the 10th World Congress of Sport Psychology, 4 (pp.29-31). Skiatos, Greece: ISSP.

Stambulova, N., & Lukyanov, V. V. (2000). Post-sports career adaptation of Russian athletes. In: J. Avela, P. Komi, P., and J. Komilainen (Eds.), Proceedings of the 5th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences (p.701). Jyvaskyla, Finland: ECSS.

Wylleman, P., Stambulova, N., & Biddle, S. (1999). Career transitions in sport: Research and interventions. In: V. Hosek, P. Tillinger, and L. Bilek (Eds.) Proceedings of the 10th European Congress of Sport Psychology, 2 (pp. 301-303).

Stambulova, N. (1998). Sports career effects. In Y. Theodorakis, M. Goudas, and K. Bagiatis (Eds.), Proceedings of the 2nd International Congress on Sport Psychology (pp. 12-14). Trikala, Greece: The Greek Federation of Sport Psychology.

Stambulova, N. (1997). Sociological: Sports career transitions. In J. Bangsbo, B. Saltin, et.al. (Eds.), Proceedings of the 2nd Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science (pp. 88-89). Copenhagen, Denmark: ECSS.

Stambulova, N. (1997). Sports career psychological models and its’ applications. In R. Lidor and M. Bar-Eli (Eds.), Proceedings of the 9th World Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 655-657). Netanya, Israel: ISSP

Stambulova, N. (1997). Transitional period of Russian athletes following sports career termination. In R. Lidor and M. Bar-Eli (Eds.), Proceedings of the 9th World Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 658-660). Netanya, Israel: ISSP.

Hvatskaya, E. E., & Stambulova, N. (1997). Perception of the first competition: Retrospective analysis made by elite athletes. In R. Lidor and M. Bar-Eli (Eds.), Proceedings of the 9th World Congress of Sport Psychology (pp.321-323). Netanya, Israel: ISSP.

Stambulova, N. (1996). Dynamics of motivation throughout the sports career. In P. Marconnet, J. Caulard, I. Margatis and F.Tessier (Eds.), Proceedings of the 1st Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Sciences (pp. 62-63). Nice, France: ECSS.

Stambulova, N. (1995). Sports career satisfaction of Russian athletes. In R. Vanfraechem-Raway and Y. Vanden Auweele (Eds.), Proceedings of the 9th European Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 526-532). Brussels, Belgium: ATM.

Stambulova, N. (1995). Sports career transitions of Russian athletes. In R. Vanfraechem-Raway and Y. Vanden Auweele (Eds.), Proceedings of the 9thEuropean Congress of Sport Psychology (pp. 867-872). Brussels, Belgium: ATM.

Books: Stambulova, N., & Ryba T. V. (Eds.) (2013). Athletes’ careers across cultures. London: Routledge. Stambulova, N. (Ed.) (2000). Obrazovanie i zdorovyi obraz zhizni [Education and healthy life style].

St.-Petersburg, Russia: Career Promotion Centre. Stambulova, N. (1999). Psihologiya sportivnoi kariery [Psychology of athletic career]. St.-Petersburg,

Russia: Career Promotion Centre.


Stambulova, N. (1998). Vozrastnaya psiho-pedagogika [Developmental psycho-pedagogy]. St.-Petersburg, Russia: The P. F. Lesgaft State University of Physical Education and Sports.

Stambulova, N. (1988). Vozrastnye psihologicheskie osobennosti shkolnikov i fisicheskoe vospitanie [Age-related psychological characteristics of schoolchildren and physical education]. Leningrad, USSR: The P. F. Lesgaft State Institute of Physical Education and Sports.

Editing: Schinke, R. J., & Stambulova, N. B. (Eds.). (2017). Context-driven sport and exercise psychology

practice [Special issue]. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 8(2). Stambulova, N., & Wylleman, P. (Eds.) (2015) Dual career development and transitions [Special

issue]. Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 21. Johnson, U., & Stambulova, N. (Eds.) (2015). Health, physical activity and lifestyle [Special issue].

International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being. Carlson, B., Johnson, U., Josefsson, K., & Stambulova, N. (Eds.) (2008). Proceedings of the Nordic

Conference: Health, Participation and Effects of Exercise. Centre for Sport & Health Research, Halmstad University, Sweden, October 2-4. Halmstad: Kopieringsbolaget.

In total, there are 196 publications (1974-2016) in Russian and English.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS/SERVICES

AASP Future of Certification Ad-Hoc Committee, a member: 2011–present AASP Fellow: since 2014

ISSP (International Society of Sport Psychology) Managing Council member, 2001–2005; 2005–2009 Vice-President: 2009–2013 and 2013–2017.

EU Ad-Hoc Group of Experts on Athletes’ Dual Careers: 2011–12

European Master’s Studies in Sport & Exercise Psychology Coordinator, 2002–present Curriculum Development Committee, a member, 2004–2010

FEPSAC (European Federation of Sport Psychology) Managing Council member, 1995–1999. Elected Russian Representative to FEPSAC, 1995–1999.

“WomenSport International” Advisory Board member, 2000 – 2004.

The Baltic Pedagogic Academy (in Russia), Corresponding member, 1997–2001

SERVING AS A REVIEWER/EDITOR


Psychology of Sport & Exercise (official Journal of FEPSAC), Editorial Board member, 1999–2014 Guest Editor (with Paul Wylleman) of the Special issue “Dual career development and transitions” Associate Editor, 2015–present

Journal of Sport Psychology in Action (official Journal of AASP) Editorial Board member, 2011–present Guest Editor (together with Robert Schinke) of the Special Issue “Context-Driven Sport and Exercise Psychology Practice” – 2016-17

International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (official Journal of ISSP) Editorial Board member, 2013 – present; Section editor – 2017 Section editor: invited since January 2016

International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being, Editorial Board member: 2013–present, Guest Editor (together with Urban Johnson) of the Special Issue “Health, Physical Activity and Lifestyle” – 2014–15

Sport, Exercise and Performance Psychology, Editorial Board member: 2016

European Yearbook of Sport Psychology Associate Editor, 1996–1999.

International Journal of Sport Psychology (guest reviewer: 2001, 2009).

Journal of Applied Sport Psychology (guest reviewer: 2002, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2016).

Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport, Education and Tourism (guest reviewer: 2003)

Scandinavian Journal of Psychology (guest reviewer: 2004)

The Sport Psychologist (guest reviewer: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2013)

European Journal of Sport Sciences (guest reviewer: 2008)

Journal of Sports Sciences (guest reviewer: 2009)

International Journal of Sport Science and Coaching (guest reviewer: 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017)

Qualitative Research in Sport and Exercise (guest reviewer: 2010, 2011)


Spanish Journal of Psychology (guest reviewer: 2011)

Swedish Journal of Sport Sciences (official journal of SVEBI; guest reviewer: 2011, 2013)

International Review for the Sociology of Sport (guest reviewer 2013)

Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports (guest reviewer 2013, 2014)

AWARDS

2014 – The Association of Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) Fellow.

2011 – Psychology of Sport and Exercise award “Reviewer of the year 2011” for exceptional contribution to the quality of Psychology of Sport and Exercise in 2011.

2009 – FEPSAC award for valuable contribution to the organization and in relation to 40th anniversary of FEPSAC.

2004 – The Association for the Advancement of Applied Sport Psychology (AAASP) Distinguished International Scholar Award.

1997 – The Russian Olympic Committee Award “For outstanding contribution into preparation and presentation of the St.-Petersburg Olympic project”.

1997 – The 3rd place Diploma of “Professor’s Mantle” All-Russian competition among teachers of Universities of Physical Education and Sports.

1993 – International Scholar of the American College of Sport Medicine Award.

1974 – The USSR Scientific Conference for Physical Education and Sport Students’ Award for “The best research project and presentation in sport psychology” (together with Alexander Stambulov). Topic: “Dynamics and relationships between motor and cognitive functions in children of early school age”. Smolensk, USSR.

1974 – The USSR Ministry of Education Award (medal) “For the best students’ research in physical education and sports” (together with Alexander Stambulov). Topic: “Dynamics and relationships between motor and cognitive functions in children of early school age”.

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCES AND SKILLS

Languages: Russian English Swedish (not fluent)


Athletic Experience: Master of Sport, Figure Skating, USSR, 1969 Member, the USSR National Figure Skating Team, 1968–1970 The USSR Junior Champion, Pair Figure Skating, winter season 1968-69.

Updated: 2018-05-03

ORCID iD

orcid.org/0000-0001-6198-0784

CV Natalia Stambulova39. Isabell Jokiaho (Sweden) (2015) 40. Amanda Idén Nordin (Sweden) (2015) 41....

Documents

Transcript of CV Natalia Stambulova39. Isabell Jokiaho (Sweden) (2015) 40. Amanda Idén Nordin (Sweden) (2015) 41....