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Mr. George Ely is a Research Officer at Bangor University’s School of Psychology and Sport Science, specializing in mental health within elite sports contexts. His work focuses on cricket, examining longitudinal well-being trends, bio-secure environments, and stressor management.
- Education: MSc in Sport Psychology (Liverpool John Moores University, 2017–2018), BSc in Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology (Liverpool John Moores University, 2014–2017).
His research explores mental health dynamics in professional athletes, with a particular emphasis on cricket. Recent studies analyze bio-secure bubbles, alcohol’s role in mental health, and cross-cultural migration narratives. He is currently leading the project APP83591: Developing proactive support of athlete mental health: Starting with cricket (2025–2026).
Publications span 2019–2025, covering topics such as transnational athlete adaptation, well-being metrics, and outdoor parenting programs. Articles highlight interdisciplinary intersections of sports psychology, mental health, and behavioral science.
- Notable Activities:
- Contributor to the Professional Cricketers’ Association bi-annual magazine (2024).
- Invited speaker on bio-bubble mental health impacts at the Royal Society of Psychiatry Sport and Exercise Psychiatry Special Interest Group (2022).
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