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Therapeutic imagery and athletic injuries.

The rehabilitation process of an injured athlete can be accelerated if clinicians will use an imagery model in conjunction with existing therapeutic care. There is sufficient evidence to suggest a positive relationship between imagery and the healing process. Thus, we provide athletic trainers and practicing clinicians with basic information relating to the use of imagery in rehabilitation. Specifically, a sample imagery program is discussed incorporating the following prescribed steps: introducing imagery to the athlete, evaluating the athlete's imaging ability, assisting the athlete in developing basic imagery skills, and providing tips on the adjunctive use of imagery in a rehabilitation program.