Dr. Abrams is the author of Sports Transgressions blog for Psychology Today and is a frequent media contributor, weighing in on controversial topics in sports. 

 

Sports Transgressions Blog

Men's Fitness - June 2016 - Article focusing on Dr. Abrams' anger management work with athletes and inmates.

Anger Definitions in Sport - Position Paper Anger & Violence Special Interest Group - Association for Applied Sport Psychology

"The Myth of the Violent Athlete" - Invited Clarke Forum Lecture at Dickinson Universtiy where Dr. Abrams dispels the myth that athletes are more violent than non-athletes, while also recommending we change culture to reduce factors that may contribute to athlete transgression  - including sexual assault.

eNCA interview with Dr. Mitch Abrams on Oscar Pistorius trial

Celebrity Athletes & Violence Carte Blanche Channel asks Dr. Mitch Abrams for Insight

 

Experts: Athletes and gun violence not endemic, more a function of society

Q & A on Sports Anger Management with Dr. Mitch Abrams - Youth Football Online

 

 

 

CBS News: Bad Sports Violence by Athletes Off the Field

 

A Perspective on Domestic Violence

With the Devastating Psychological Effects of Hazing, USC Has Precautions in Place

Rutgers basketball video exposes a culture of abuse

Hlas Podcast: Issues prompted by Aaron Hernandez

The Problem of Violent Athletes Is Exaggerated

Why have so many NFL players been arrested this summer?

Get Angry, Go Harder: Learned Excellence for Athletes

Are Pro Sports Ready and Willing to Welcome Homosexual Athletes?

Athletes and Anger: When the Passion Boils Over

ECC Hosts Fourth Successful Experience in Community and Character Leadership Workshop

Sex Abuse Scandal Provides Teaching Moment

Team Psychology Can Contribute to Assaults

Sex Assault Seminar Teaches ESU Athletes Rules to Play By

Anger Management May Not Help At All

This is Why You Should Enroll Your Children in Sports

Stephen Hawkings Predicts Aggression WIll Destroy Us - But Is He Right?

Do You Work for a Clinical Psychopath ?