Emma V Richardson
Biographic Data
| ID | 90626 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emma V Richardson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emma V |
| FAMILY NAME | Richardson |
| SIGNATURE | RICHARDSON E V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alabama at Birmingham |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7409-778X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
King and Queen, Mummy and Daddy
Children are socialised to understand themselves and others through gender categories. However, there are few observational studies of how this happens in social interaction. Based on video-recorded interactions at a UK preschool nursery setting, this study uses ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine the extent and ways cis-heteronormativity is reproduced through gendered descriptions in interactions involving children and adults i…
Utilising the ecological–intersectional model to identify the factors that impact LGBTQ+ coaches’ experiences in sport
Intersectionality enables a deeper understanding of the experiences of LGBTQ+ coaches in sport, as an individual’s sexuality is not experienced in isolation from other identity factors. Research often addresses the LGBTQ+ community as a homogenous group or focuses solely on one category of identity. For example, previous research has commonly focused on the experiences of lesbian women coaches [e.g. Iannotta, J., & Kane, M. (2002). Sexual stories…
Social Justice Through Sport and Exercise Studies
This manifesto reimagines social justice in physical cultural studies by renaming, broadening, and building new characterizations of the body, dis/ability, mental health, exercise, social oppression, and sport. We problematize embedded 'myths' in exercise and sports studies scholarship for purposes of informing praxis-based research, and emancipatory practical agendas. These 'myths' include the embodied tragedy myth, the myth of bodily control, t…
Kicking and Screaming" or "Gracefully Conceding
Aging with multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex phenomenon. Some individuals report physical and cognitive dysfunctions regarding these combined experiences, whereas others report perceived improvements in quality of life. Beyond this, little is known regarding how people make sense of, and come to embody, negative or positive experiences of MS. Thus, our objectives were to (a) explore how people made sense of aging with MS and (b) present this i…
Promoting Inclusion in a Fitness Center through Non-Impaired Staff
The dominant narrative of ableism can result in persons with a physical impairment or chronic illness being othered, excluded and discriminated within fitness spaces. Fitness instructors with a physical impairment or chronic illness can challenge these disabling narratives and promote inclusion within fitness spaces, but such individuals are representative of only a small percentage of fitness instructors. Thus, it is imperative that fitness inst…
The experience and meaning of aging with multiple sclerosis
Evaluation of a Conceptual Model Regarding Exercise Promotion Through the Patient-Provider Interaction in Multiple Sclerosis
Nearly 80% of persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) do not engage in sufficient amounts of exercise for managing symptoms and improving quality of life. We have addressed this problem by developing a systematic line of qualitative research targeting the patient-provider interaction for promotion of exercise within comprehensive MS care. This research resulted in a conceptual model that guides health care providers in promoting exercise among perso…
A narrative exploration of the evolving perception of exercise among people with multiple sclerosis
There are numerous physical, social and psychological benefits of exercise for persons with multiple sclerosis (MS), yet fewer than 20% of this population engage in sufficient amounts of exercise for health benefits. This low rate of exercise engagement may be associated with a lack of understanding regarding how persons with MS perceive exercise, and its meanings in the context of their lived experiences. This research explored how perceptions o…
A narrative exploration of an adapted physical activity space and its impact on persons with physical impairments
The Lakeshore Foundation is a community-based rehabilitation facility that claims to be fully adapted to support persons with physical impairments in exercise endeavors. The dominant narratives of ableism that can exclude persons with physical impairments from non-adapted exercise spaces supports research that explores narratives told in adapted exercise spaces. To explore the Lakeshore narrative and its effects, we conducted 35 semi-structured i…
Patterns of acute stroke care in three districts of southern England
OBJECTIVE--To quantify the use of health care services by acutely ill stroke patients in three district health authorities. DESIGN--A follow up study of all patients recorded in population based registers who had a first ever stroke in three district health authorities, with assessment following the onset and three months after the stroke. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lewisham and North Southwark, and Tunbridge Wells District Health Authorities in sout…
Does the incidence, severity, or case fatality of stroke vary in southern England
STUDY OBJECTIVES--To determine differences in incidence and case fatality of stroke in district health authorities with differing standardised mortality ratios (SMR) for stroke in residents aged under 65 years in whom death from stroke is considered 'avoidable'. DESIGN--Registration of first ever strokes in three district health authorities. Patients were assessed and followed up over one year by one of three observers. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lew…
Social Justice Through Sport and Exercise Studies
This manifesto reimagines social justice in physical cultural studies by renaming, broadening, and building new characterizations of the body, dis/ability, mental health, exercise, social oppression, and sport. We problematize embedded 'myths' in exercise and sports studies scholarship for purposes of informing praxis-based research, and emancipatory practical agendas. These 'myths' include the embodied tragedy myth, the myth of bodily control, t…
A narrative exploration of an adapted physical activity space and its impact on persons with physical impairments
The Lakeshore Foundation is a community-based rehabilitation facility that claims to be fully adapted to support persons with physical impairments in exercise endeavors. The dominant narratives of ableism that can exclude persons with physical impairments from non-adapted exercise spaces supports research that explores narratives told in adapted exercise spaces. To explore the Lakeshore narrative and its effects, we conducted 35 semi-structured i…
The experience and meaning of aging with multiple sclerosis
Does the incidence, severity, or case fatality of stroke vary in southern England
STUDY OBJECTIVES--To determine differences in incidence and case fatality of stroke in district health authorities with differing standardised mortality ratios (SMR) for stroke in residents aged under 65 years in whom death from stroke is considered 'avoidable'. DESIGN--Registration of first ever strokes in three district health authorities. Patients were assessed and followed up over one year by one of three observers. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lew…
Kicking and Screaming" or "Gracefully Conceding
Aging with multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex phenomenon. Some individuals report physical and cognitive dysfunctions regarding these combined experiences, whereas others report perceived improvements in quality of life. Beyond this, little is known regarding how people make sense of, and come to embody, negative or positive experiences of MS. Thus, our objectives were to (a) explore how people made sense of aging with MS and (b) present this i…
Evaluation of a Conceptual Model Regarding Exercise Promotion Through the Patient-Provider Interaction in Multiple Sclerosis
Nearly 80% of persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) do not engage in sufficient amounts of exercise for managing symptoms and improving quality of life. We have addressed this problem by developing a systematic line of qualitative research targeting the patient-provider interaction for promotion of exercise within comprehensive MS care. This research resulted in a conceptual model that guides health care providers in promoting exercise among perso…
Patterns of acute stroke care in three districts of southern England
OBJECTIVE--To quantify the use of health care services by acutely ill stroke patients in three district health authorities. DESIGN--A follow up study of all patients recorded in population based registers who had a first ever stroke in three district health authorities, with assessment following the onset and three months after the stroke. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lewisham and North Southwark, and Tunbridge Wells District Health Authorities in sout…
Patterns of acute stroke care in three districts of southern England
OBJECTIVE--To quantify the use of health care services by acutely ill stroke patients in three district health authorities. DESIGN--A follow up study of all patients recorded in population based registers who had a first ever stroke in three district health authorities, with assessment following the onset and three months after the stroke. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lewisham and North Southwark, and Tunbridge Wells District Health Authorities in sout…
Does the incidence, severity, or case fatality of stroke vary in southern England
STUDY OBJECTIVES--To determine differences in incidence and case fatality of stroke in district health authorities with differing standardised mortality ratios (SMR) for stroke in residents aged under 65 years in whom death from stroke is considered 'avoidable'. DESIGN--Registration of first ever strokes in three district health authorities. Patients were assessed and followed up over one year by one of three observers. SETTING--West Lambeth, Lew…
A narrative exploration of the evolving perception of exercise among people with multiple sclerosis
There are numerous physical, social and psychological benefits of exercise for persons with multiple sclerosis (MS), yet fewer than 20% of this population engage in sufficient amounts of exercise for health benefits. This low rate of exercise engagement may be associated with a lack of understanding regarding how persons with MS perceive exercise, and its meanings in the context of their lived experiences. This research explored how perceptions o…
A narrative exploration of an adapted physical activity space and its impact on persons with physical impairments
The Lakeshore Foundation is a community-based rehabilitation facility that claims to be fully adapted to support persons with physical impairments in exercise endeavors. The dominant narratives of ableism that can exclude persons with physical impairments from non-adapted exercise spaces supports research that explores narratives told in adapted exercise spaces. To explore the Lakeshore narrative and its effects, we conducted 35 semi-structured i…
Promoting Inclusion in a Fitness Center through Non-Impaired Staff
The dominant narrative of ableism can result in persons with a physical impairment or chronic illness being othered, excluded and discriminated within fitness spaces. Fitness instructors with a physical impairment or chronic illness can challenge these disabling narratives and promote inclusion within fitness spaces, but such individuals are representative of only a small percentage of fitness instructors. Thus, it is imperative that fitness inst…
The experience and meaning of aging with multiple sclerosis
Evaluation of a Conceptual Model Regarding Exercise Promotion Through the Patient-Provider Interaction in Multiple Sclerosis
Nearly 80% of persons with multiple sclerosis (MS) do not engage in sufficient amounts of exercise for managing symptoms and improving quality of life. We have addressed this problem by developing a systematic line of qualitative research targeting the patient-provider interaction for promotion of exercise within comprehensive MS care. This research resulted in a conceptual model that guides health care providers in promoting exercise among perso…
Kicking and Screaming" or "Gracefully Conceding
Aging with multiple sclerosis (MS) is a complex phenomenon. Some individuals report physical and cognitive dysfunctions regarding these combined experiences, whereas others report perceived improvements in quality of life. Beyond this, little is known regarding how people make sense of, and come to embody, negative or positive experiences of MS. Thus, our objectives were to (a) explore how people made sense of aging with MS and (b) present this i…
Social Justice Through Sport and Exercise Studies
This manifesto reimagines social justice in physical cultural studies by renaming, broadening, and building new characterizations of the body, dis/ability, mental health, exercise, social oppression, and sport. We problematize embedded 'myths' in exercise and sports studies scholarship for purposes of informing praxis-based research, and emancipatory practical agendas. These 'myths' include the embodied tragedy myth, the myth of bodily control, t…
Utilising the ecological–intersectional model to identify the factors that impact LGBTQ+ coaches’ experiences in sport
Intersectionality enables a deeper understanding of the experiences of LGBTQ+ coaches in sport, as an individual’s sexuality is not experienced in isolation from other identity factors. Research often addresses the LGBTQ+ community as a homogenous group or focuses solely on one category of identity. For example, previous research has commonly focused on the experiences of lesbian women coaches [e.g. Iannotta, J., & Kane, M. (2002). Sexual stories…
King and Queen, Mummy and Daddy
Children are socialised to understand themselves and others through gender categories. However, there are few observational studies of how this happens in social interaction. Based on video-recorded interactions at a UK preschool nursery setting, this study uses ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine the extent and ways cis-heteronormativity is reproduced through gendered descriptions in interactions involving children and adults i…
Psychology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Narrative (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Multiple Sclerosis Research Studies (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works)