Athlete transition environments routinely evaluate adaptation through observable behaviour. Attendance, punctuality, communication compliance, emotional presentation, training engagement, and social participation are commonly interpreted as indicators of successful integration. Within high-performance systems, these markers often become informal measures of psychological adjustment during the early phases of relocation, academy entry, boarding placement, or international recr

The following article forms part of the Caduceus Framework, an applied transition and safeguarding framework developed through long-term therapeutic assessment pathway work across athlete welfare, relocation, cross-system care, cultural integration, and identity transition environments. The framework examines how movement between systems alters not only placement, access, and opportunity, but also behavioural presentation, relational safety, identity continuity, and safeguard

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