Abstract

Despite the high international prevalence of impairment, the increasing popularity of disability sport events (e.g., Paralympics), disabled people being largely inactive, and organizations such as the Applied Association of Sport Psychology (AASP) and the International Society of Sport Psychology (ISSP) aiming to promote diversity and social responsibility in research, until recently, people with a disability have largely been neglected within sport psychology. In this chapter, we offer a partial review of disability sport research. Some thoughts about research directions scholars might travel in the future are also offered.