Samantha Glynn

Current doctoral student at the PESS Department at University of Limerick and part of a team of five doctoral students investigating how digital, social and nature-based solutions can promote urban health and sustainability.

Having worked in athletic and clinic settings treating MSK injuries with a keen interest in the recovery processes of chronic injuries for 7 years, I returned to education completing a masters in sports exercise and performance psychology with a distinction. My focus area of research was the attitudes and knowledge of sports medicine personnel to psychological recovery in sport, adopting a psychophysiological framework of recovery. 

Teaching and Research Interests: 

Teaching Interests: Sports Rehabilitation, Injury prevention and recovery, Psychology of Injury.
 
Research Interests:
 
PhD Title: The effectiveness of digital nature based interventions on psychophysiological recovery.
 
Supervisors: Dr. Tadhg MacIntyre, Prof Giles Warrington, Prof. Giovanna Calogiuri.
 
Funding: GoGreen Routes which is supported by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 framework programme under grant agreement No. 869764