• Rehabilitation adherence is characterized as a psychosocial outcome in sport injuries, with motivation, perceived barriers, social support, and contextual stress shaping rehab engagement across injured athletes [2], [1], [19], [12], [13], [18].

• Psychological rehabilitation is framed as a team-based domain within sports medicine, outlining practitioner roles, intervention foundations, and program components for injury prevention and rehabilitation [5], [8], [14], [4].

• Sensorimotor-focused rehabilitation and proprioception are central to prevention and recovery, supported by neuromuscular training trials and proprioceptive management strategies [7], [3], [16], [9].

• Emotional responses, stress processes, and psychosocial context influence healing trajectories and adaptation, motivating psychosocial interventions within injury recovery [10], [13], [17], [6], [15].