lieten zien. Fysiotherapeuten en/of trainers moeten ervan bewust zijn dat een speler die terugkomt van een blessure de neiging kan hebben om blessuregevoelige situaties te vermijden of niet voor 100% te benaderen. Het vermijden van bedreigende stimuli heeft een belangrijke functie, het zorgt er namelijk voor dat een mogelijk traumatische ervaring, met bijbehorende negatieve en angstige gedachtes, gevoelens en cognities die zijn geassocieerd met de gebeurtenis, wordt vermeden. Je beschermt je als het ware tegen gevaar en pijn (Fleurkens, Rinck & van Minnen, 2014). Maar het houdt tegelijkertijd de angst in stand.
Het ervaren van zwakte en het gevoel van het teleurstellen van anderen hangt het sterkst samen met dit vermijdingsgedrag. Aangezien de speler het idee heeft dat hij of zij niet meer kan voldoen aan de verwachtingen dienen deze verwachtingen en gedachtes worden bijgesteld. Het gaat hier om sociale en psychologische factoren, en het is daarom aan te bevelen om de speler psychologische steun aan te bieden van een sportpsycholoog of een andere professional op dit gebied (Wiese & Weiss, 1987). Indien hier geen aandacht aan wordt besteed en de speler met vermijdingsgedragingen blijft spelen, zal de kans op het oplopen van een nieuwe blessure groter worden (Anderson & Williams, 1988). Het is goed om hier als behandelaar of trainer/coach van bewust te zijn om zo het blessureleed te kunnen verminderen (Ievleva, Orlick, 1991).
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