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Sarah Grogan

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Psychology & Health|December 17, 2014
'It is safe to use if you are healthy': A discursive analysis of men's online accounts of ephedrine useMatthew Hall, Sarah Grogan, Brendan Gough
Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies|January 29, 2020
Perceived mechanisms of change in therapeutic yoga targeting psychological distressRebecca Harvey, Panoraia Andriopoulou, Sarah Grogan
Psychology & Health|October 12, 2018
'So many women suffer in silence': a thematic analysis of women's written accounts of coping with endometriosisSarah Grogan, Emma Turley, Jennifer Cole
Journal of Health Psychology|August 25, 2010
Adolescents living with cancer: the role of computer-mediated support groupsLaura Elwell, Sarah Grogan, Neil Coulson
Journal of Health Psychology|July 3, 2004
Gender, sexuality, body image and eating behavioursMark Conner, Charlotte Johnson, Sarah Grogan
Body Image|December 20, 2007
Effects of a 6-week aerobic dance intervention on body image and physical self-perceptions in adolescent girlsGillian Burgess, Sarah Grogan, Les Burwitz
Journal of Health Psychology|February 4, 2015
Bodybuilders' accounts of synthol use: The construction of lay expertise onlineMatthew Hall, Sarah Grogan, Brendan Gough
Journal of Health Psychology|November 6, 2015
Younger British men's understandings of prostate cancer: A qualitative studySarah Grogan, Victoria L Parlane, Emily Buckley
Psychology & Health|August 8, 2017
'It's bit of an eye opener' - A qualitative study of women's attitudes towards tanning, sun protection and a facial morphing interventionSofia Persson, Sarah Grogan, Katie Dhingra, et al.
The British Journal of Clinical Psychology|May 3, 2007
Exercise interventions as an adjunct therapy for psychosis: a critical reviewNaomi Ellis, Diane Crone, Rachel Davey, et al.
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Psychology & Health|December 17, 2014
'It is safe to use if you are healthy': A discursive analysis of men's online accounts of ephedrine useMatthew Hall, Sarah Grogan, Brendan Gough
Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies|January 29, 2020
Perceived mechanisms of change in therapeutic yoga targeting psychological distressRebecca Harvey, Panoraia Andriopoulou, Sarah Grogan
Psychology & Health|October 12, 2018
'So many women suffer in silence': a thematic analysis of women's written accounts of coping with endometriosisSarah Grogan, Emma Turley, Jennifer Cole
Journal of Health Psychology|August 25, 2010
Adolescents living with cancer: the role of computer-mediated support groupsLaura Elwell, Sarah Grogan, Neil Coulson
Journal of Health Psychology|July 3, 2004
Gender, sexuality, body image and eating behavioursMark Conner, Charlotte Johnson, Sarah Grogan
Body Image|December 20, 2007
Effects of a 6-week aerobic dance intervention on body image and physical self-perceptions in adolescent girlsGillian Burgess, Sarah Grogan, Les Burwitz
Journal of Health Psychology|February 4, 2015
Bodybuilders' accounts of synthol use: The construction of lay expertise onlineMatthew Hall, Sarah Grogan, Brendan Gough
Journal of Health Psychology|November 6, 2015
Younger British men's understandings of prostate cancer: A qualitative studySarah Grogan, Victoria L Parlane, Emily Buckley
Psychology & Health|August 8, 2017
'It's bit of an eye opener' - A qualitative study of women's attitudes towards tanning, sun protection and a facial morphing interventionSofia Persson, Sarah Grogan, Katie Dhingra, et al.
The British Journal of Clinical Psychology|May 3, 2007
Exercise interventions as an adjunct therapy for psychosis: a critical reviewNaomi Ellis, Diane Crone, Rachel Davey, et al.
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