Abstract The present work is characterized as a systematic review of studies that have used psychological measures to evaluate surf athletes and practitioners. Using the descriptors "Surf” AND “Psychology" and "Surf” AND “Sport" and after applying inclusion and exclusion criteria, was obtained a final sample of 28 articles. Diversified studies were found exploring different psychological aspects in this field, such gender issues, psychosocial processes, subjectivity development, therapeutic effects and psychological aspects concerning the competitive context. The results were discussed in specific categories, as those directly associated with the surf practice; works about the therapeutic potential triggered by the surfing practice; and also some evidences about some adverse effects, especially in the competition context. The evidences reinforce the need for psychological assistance to high-performance athletes to promotion and maintenance of the mental health, as well to improvements in surf performance. Author Biographies Débora Matias de Souza, Universidade Federal FluminenseCurso de Graduação em Psicologia Graduação em andamento no curso de Psicologia (UFF); Instituto de Ciências da Sociedade e Desenvolvimento Regional (ESR).
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