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disciplines from scholars including Bertrand Russell, 

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Paul Sartre, Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault, Herbert 

Marcuse, Karl Popper, Albert Einstein, Max Weber and 

Iris Murdoch. 

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and applications of psychotherapy, counseling, coaching 

and creative arts therapies, and is associated with many 

of the world’s leading names in these fields. 

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Association for Behaviour Therapy, the Society for 

the Scientific Study of Sexuality, the Group for the 

Advancement of Psychodynamics and Psychotherapy in 

Social Work and many more. 

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Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapies and 

Art Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy 

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journals to continue to develop, such as Eating 

Disorders and Attachment & Human Development, 

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American Journal of Clinical 

Hypnosis 

Official Journal of the American 

Society of Clinical Hypnosis (ASCH) 

Editor: Stephen Lankton, Phoenix, USA 

Volume 55, 4 issues per year 

Print ISSN: 0002-9157, Online ISSN: 2160-0562 

The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 

publishes original scientific articles and clinical 

case reports on hypnosis, as well as book reviews 

and abstracts of the current hypnosis literature. 

The purview of AJCH articles includes multiple 

and single case studies, empirical research 

studies, models of treatment, theories of hypnosis, 

letters to the editor, and occasional special articles 

pertaining to hypnosis. The American Journal 

of Clinical Hypnosis is unique among other 

hypnosis journals because its primary emphasis is 

on professional applications of hypnosis. 

www.tandfonline.com/ujhy 

The American Journal 

of Family Therapy 

Listed in the Thomson Reuters Social Sciences 

Citation Index ® 

Editor-in-Chief: S. Richard Sauber, Boca Raton, 

USA 



The American Journal of Family Therapy 

continues to be the incisive, authoritative, 

independent voice in an ever-changing field. The 

journal features the latest techniques for treating 

families; theory on normal and dysfunctional 

family relationships; research on sexuality and 

intimacy; the effects of traditional and alternative 

family styles; community approaches to family 

intervention; and more. 

www.tandfonline.com/uaft 

American Journal of 

Psychiatric Rehabilitation 

Editor: Patrick Corrigan, Illinois Institute of 

Technology, USA 



New information on psychiatric disability and 

rehabilitation is increasing rapidly. The American 

Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation maintains 

a goal of sharing new and important information 

with all persons invested in rehabilitation care and 

treatment. The journal is written for both service 

providers and persons with psychiatric disabilities. 

It is for family members and others who are 

close to people with psychiatric disabilities, 

and advocates looking for a forum to express 

their vision. The journal is essential reading for 

administrators and policy makers, providing them 

with guidance in their plans for future program 

development. 

www.tandfonline.com/uapr 

Archives of Suicide Research 

Official Journal of the International 

Academy for Suicide Research 



Editor: Barbara Stanley, Columbia University, 

USA 

Deputy Chief Editors: Alan Apter, Schneider 

Children’s Medical Center of Israel and Tel Aviv 

University, Israel, and Thomas Bronisch, Max- 

Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Germany 



Archives of Suicide Research, the official journal 

of the International Academy of Suicide Research 

(IASR), is the international journal in the field of 

suicidology. The journal features original, refereed 

contributions on the study of suicide, suicidal 

behavior, its causes and effects, and techniques 

for prevention. The journal incorporates researchbased 

and theoretical articles contributed by a 

diverse range of authors interested in investigating 

the biological, pharmacological, psychiatric, 

psychological, and sociological aspects of suicide. 

www.tandfonline.com/usui 

Art Therapy: Journal of 

the American Art Therapy 

Association 

Editor: Lynn Kapitan, Mount Mary College, USA 



With over 25 years of continuous publication, Art 

Therapy: Journal of the American Art Therapy 

Association is the leading academic journal in 

the field of art therapy. Art Therapy advances 

the research and understanding of how visual 

art functions in the treatment, education, and 

enrichment of people. The journal provides a 

scholarly forum for divergent points of view on art 

therapy and strives to present a broad spectrum 

of ideas in therapy, practice, professional issues, 

and research. 

www.tandfonline.com/uart 

Arts & Health 

An International Journal for 

Research, Policy and Practice 

Published in association with the Society for 

the Arts in Healthcare 

Executive Editors: Paul Camic, Canterbury Christ 

Church University, UK, Stephen Clift, Canterbury 

Christ Church University, UK and Norma Daykin, 

University of the West of England, UK 



Arts & Health provides a pioneering international 

forum for the publication of research, policy 

and best practice within the interdisciplinary 

field of arts and health. This fast-emerging field 

has developed in response to international 

interest regarding the multifarious ways in which 

the arts contribute to health, wellbeing, social 

inclusion and healthcare practice across a range 

of settings. The field has become an inter- and 

multi-disciplinary arena for those concerned with 

research, policy and practice initiatives, including 

artists, health care professionals, community 

workers, and researchers in the public, private and 

voluntary sectors. Arts & Health takes a broadbased 

approach in examining uses of the arts in 

public health, health promotion and health care. 

www.tandfonline.com/rahe 

Asia Pacific Journal 

of Counselling and 

Psychotherapy 

Official Journal of the Asian 

Professional Counselling Association 

Editor: Ann Moir-Bussy, 

Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Hong Kong 



The Asia Pacific Journal of Counselling 

and Psychotherapy is a new peer-reviewed 

publication of the Asian Professional Counselling 

Association, Hong Kong. The journal aims to 

provide a lively forum for academic and research 

papers with a focus on the best practice in the 

field of counselling and psychotherapy. It sets 

out to offer a keen resource for professionals, 

and to create dialogue between them in the Asia 

Pacific region and internationally. It will provide 

information from experts contributing to a broader 

understanding of the practice of counselling and 

psychotherapy in the cultural context of the Asia 

Pacific regions. 

www.tandfonline.com/rapc 

Attachment & Human 

Development 



Editor: Howard Steele, New School for Social 

Research, USA 



Attachment & Human Development is the 

leading forum for the presentation of empirical 

research, reviews and clinical case studies that 

reflect contemporary advances in attachment 

theory and research. The journal addresses the 

growing demand from the domains of psychology, 

psychiatry, psychotherapy and related disciplines 

including nursing and social work, for a clear 

presentation of ideas, methods and research 

based on attachment theory. 

www.tandfonline.com/rahd 

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Bereavement Care 

Published in association with Cruse 

Bereavement Care 

Editors: Colin Murray Parkes, St Christopher’s 

Hospice and President of Cruse Bereavement 

Care, UK, Marilyn Relf, Sir Michael Sobell House 

Hospice and Bereavement Research Forum, UK, 

Martin Newman, South West London and 

St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust and St 

George’s, University of London, UK, David 

Trickey, Child Bereavement & Trauma Service 

(CHUMs), UK and Jane McCarthy, Open 

University, UK 



Bereavement Care is an international journal for 

all who care for the bereaved. Founded in 1982, 

it is published in association with the national 

voluntary organisation Cruse Bereavement Care. 

Over the years, Bereavement Care has grown 

to become a unique international journal that sets 

a high academic and scientific standard while 

remaining accessible to non-academics and nonscientists. 

Our readers include both volunteers 

and professionals, from many parts of the world, 

who work to help bereaved people of all races and 

creeds. It is their need for reliable and digestible 

information about all aspects of bereavement that 

remains our raison d’être. 

www.tandfonline.com/rber 

Body, Movement and Dance in 


An International Journal for Theory, 

Research and Practice 

Founding Editor-in-Chief: Helen Payne, 

University of Hertfordshire, UK 



Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy 

is an international, peer-reviewed journal exploring 

the relationship between body and mind and 

focusing on the significance of the body and 

movement in the therapeutic setting. It is the only 

scholarly journal wholly dedicated to the growing 

fields of body (somatic) psychotherapy and dance 

movement therapy. The body is increasingly being 

recognized as a vehicle for expression, insight 

and change. The journal encourages broad and 

in-depth discussion of issues relating to research 

activities, theory, clinical practice, professional 

development and personal reflections. 

www.tandfonline.com/tbmd 

British Journal of Guidance 

& Counselling 

Thomson Reuters Social Sciences Citation 

Index ® 

Co-Editors: Jenny Bimrose, University of 

Warwick, UK and Gillian Proctor, University of 

Bradford, UK and Metanio Institute, UK 



The British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 

exists to communicate theoretical and practical 

writing of high quality in the guidance 

and counselling field. It is addressed to an 

international, interdisciplinary audience and 

welcomes submissions dealing with diverse 

theoretical orientations from practitioners and 

researchers from around the world. It is concerned 

to promote the following areas: 

• the theory and practice of guidance and 

counselling 

• the provision of guidance and counselling 

services 

• training and professional issues 

www.tandfonline.com/bjgc 

Child & Family Behavior 

Therapy 



Co-Editors: Cyril M. Franks, Rutgers University, 

USA and Charles Diament, New Jersey, USA 


Print ISSN: 0731-7107, Online ISSN: 1545-228X 

This journal focuses on the practical applications 

of behavior therapy, sharing the latest 

developments, extensive case studies, and stepby-step 

instructions for using these methods in 

one’s own practice. These proven interventions 

from around the world will facilitate the work of 

teachers, child psychologists, psychiatrists, social 

workers, school counselors, family therapists, 

researchers, and other special educators. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcfb 

The Clinical Supervisor 

Editor: Carlean Gilbert, Loyola University, USA 

Volumes 31, 2 issues per year 


The Clinical Supervisor is the premier journal 

in the United States devoted exclusively to 

the art and science of clinical supervision. An 

interdisciplinary, refereed publication of the highest 

standards, the journal communicates the ideas, 

experiences, skills, techniques, concerns, and 

needs of supervisors in psychotherapy and mental 

health. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcsu 

Coaching 

An International Journal of Theory, 

Research and Practice 

Published in collaboration with the 

Association for Coaching 

Co-Editors: Almuth McDowall, University 

of Surrey, UK and Emma Short, University of 

Bedfordshire, UK 

Volume 5, 2 issues 


Coaching meets the need for an international, 

peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the theory, 

research and practice of coaching. This pioneering 

journal is engaged in developing novel insights, 

advancing research, and exploring applications. It 

offers an international forum for debates on policy 

and practice. Broad and interdisciplinary in focus, 

the journal publishes original research, reviews, 

interviews, technique and case reports. Special 

sections or special issues cover key topics or 

themes. 

www.tandfonline.com/rcoa 

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy 

Published on behalf of the Swedish 

Association of Behavioural Therapists 

Editors-in-Chief: Gordon J. G. Asmundson 

(North American Office), University of Regina, 

Canada and Per Carlbring (European Office), 

Umeå University, Sweden 



Cognitive Behaviour Therapy is a peer reviewed, 

multidisciplinary journal devoted to the application 

of behavioural and cognitive sciences to clinical 

psychology and psychotherapy. The journal 

publishes state-of-the-art scientific articles within: 

• clinical and health psychology 

• psychopathology 

• behavioural medicine 

• assessment 

• treatment 

• theoretical issues pertinent to behavioural, 

cognitive and combined cognitive behavioural 

therapies 

With the number of high quality contributions 

increasing, the journal has been able to maintain a 

rapid publication schedule, providing readers with 

the latest research in the field. 

www.tandfonline.com/sbeh 

Counselling & Psychotherapy 

Research 

Linking Research with Practice 

Official research journal of the 

British Association for Counselling & 


Editor: Andrew Reeves, University of Liverpool, 

UK 



Counselling & Psychotherapy Research is an 

international peer-reviewed journal dedicated 

to connecting research with practice. Pluralist 

in orientation, the journal recognizes the value 

of qualitative, quantitative and mixed method 

strategies of inquiry within psychotherapy and 

counselling research. It seeks to be relevant both 

to a core disciplinary constituency and also a 

broader interdisciplinary readership. 

www.tandfonline.com/rcpr 

New to Routledge in 2012! 

Fat Studies 

An Interdisciplinary Journal 

of Body Weight and Society 

Editor: Esther Rothblum, 

San Diego State University, USA 



Fat Studies is the first academic journal in the 

field of scholarship that critically examines theory, 

research, practices, policies and programs related 

to body weight and appearance. Content will 

include original research and overviews exploring 

the intersection of gender, race/ethnicity, sexuality, 

age, ability, and socioeconomic status. 

www.tandfonline.com/ufts 

Counselling Psychology 

Quarterly 

Editor-in-Chief: Waseem Alladin, Centre for 

Work Stress Management/Centre for Cognitive 

Neuropsychology Therapy/Autism Care, UK 



Counselling Psychology Quarterly is an 

international interdisciplinary journal, reporting 

on practice, research and theory. The journal is 

particularly keen to encourage and publish papers 

which will be of immediate practical relevance 

to counselling, clinical, occupational, health and 

medical psychologists throughout the world. 

Original, independently refereed contributions 

will be included on practice, research and theory 

– and especially articles which integrate these 

three areas – from whatever methodological or 

theoretical standpoint. The journal will also include 

regular international peer review commentaries on 

major issues. 

www.tandfonline.com/ccpq 

Creativity Research Journal 



Editor: Mark A. Runco, University of Georgia, 

USA and Norwegian School of Economics & 

Business Administration, Norway 



This well-established journal publishes high 

quality, scholarly research capturing the full 

range of approaches to the study of creativity 

– behavioral, clinical, cognitive, crosscultural, 

developmental, educational, genetic, 

organizational, psychoanalytic, psychometric, and 

social. Interdisciplinary research is also published, 

as is research within specific domains such as 

art and science, as well as on critical issues 

such as aesthetics, genius, imagery, imagination, 

incubation, insight, intuition, metaphor, play, and 

problem finding and solving. 

www.tandfonline.com/hcrj 

Death Studies 



Editor-in-Chief: Robert A. Neimeyer, University 

of Memphis, USA 



Death Studies provides refereed papers on 

significant research, scholarship, and practical 

approaches in the fast growing areas of 

bereavement and loss, grief therapy, death 

attitudes, suicide, and death education. It provides 

an international interdisciplinary forum in which a 

variety of professionals share results of research 

and practice, with the aim of better understanding 

the human encounter with death and assisting 

those who work with the dying and their families. 

www.tandfonline.com/udst 

Dramatherapy 

The Journal of the British 

Association of Dramatherapists 

Editor: Anna Seymour, Northern Trust for 

Dramatherapy, UK 

Volume Number: 34, 3 issues per year 


Dramatherapy aims to promote, develop and 

examine the diversity of Dramatherapy and to 

dialogue with related disciplines in the fields of 

creative arts therapies, theatre, psychotherapy, 

performance, movement, and story work. 

It is a peer reviewed journal which encourages 

both detailed, in depth discussion as well 

as broader debate on theoretical concerns, 

research issues, clinical practice and professional 

development. 

Dramatherapy will include contributions written 

from a range of perspectives as they relate to 

the field of work and welcomes submissions 

intended to deepen insightful practice, theoretical 

understanding and intellectual inter-disciplinarily 

whilst being mindful of Dramatherapy as a discreet 

practice. 

www.tandfonline.com/rdrt 

Eating Disorders 

The Journal of Treatment and 

Prevention 

Executive Editor: Leigh Cohn, Gürze Books, USA 



Eating Disorders is contemporary and wide 

ranging, and takes a fundamentally practical, 

humanistic, compassionate view of clients and 

their presenting problems. The journal presents 

a multidisciplinary perspective that considers the 

essential cultural, social, familial, and personal 

elements that not only foster eating-related 

problems, but also furnish clues that facilitate the 

most effective possible therapies and treatment 

approaches. 

www.tandfonline.com/uedi 

European Journal of 

Psychotherapy & Counselling 

Editor: Del Loewenthal, Roehampton University, 

UK 



The European Journal of Psychotherapy 

& Counselling is a leading peer-reviewed 

publication which aims to stimulate and inform 

debate and provide linkages throughout Europe 

and internationally within the expanding field 

of psychotherapy and counselling. The journal 

raises important questions in terms of European 

and international practice, theory and research 

for psychotherapy and counselling practitioners, 

related professionals, students and academics. 

www.tandfonline.com/rejp 

Infant Observation 

International Journal of Infant 

Observation and Its Applications 

Editor: Trudy Klauber, Tavistock Clinic, UK 



Infant Observation publishes the best of the 

varied and original writing emerging from this 

field. It comprises case studies on infant and 

young child observation, research papers, and 

articles focusing on wider applications of the 

psychoanalytic observational method, including 

its relevance to reflective professional practice in 

fields such as social work, teaching and nursing. 

Papers are peer-reviewed. The journal also 

includes a lively correspondence section. 

www.tandfonline.com/riob 

International Forum of 

Psychoanalysis 

Published on behalf of the International 

Federation of Psychoanalytical Societies 

Editors-in-Chief: Christer Sjödin, Sweden and 

Marco Conci, Italy and Germany 


Print ISSN: 0803-706X, Online ISSN: 1651-2324 

International Forum of Psychoanalysis (IFP) 

is a peer-reviewed journal published under 

the auspices of the International Federation of 

Psychoanalytic Societies (IFPS). In accordance 

with the objectives of this organisation, 

International Forum of Psychoanalysis is 

open to all new and creative contributions to the 

development of psychoanalysis. Papers presented 

at conferences and workshops arranged by IFPS 

will be considered for publication with high priority. 

The journal especially promotes articles 

demonstrating clinical experience and interest 

in revising or expanding psychoanalytic theory. 

Special efforts are made to give equal space to 

experience in the female and male voice. 

www.tandfonline.com/spsy 

International Journal of Art 

Therapy: Inscape 

The Official Journal of the British 

Association of Art Therapists 

Editor: Tim Wright, West London Mental Health 

Trust, UK 



The International Journal of Art Therapy: 

Inscape is the official journal of the British 

Association of Art Therapists. This unique peerreviewed 

journal, formerly Inscape, is the primary 

source of literature for the British Association of Art 

Therapists learned society. A leading publication, 

it is dedicated to the growing and diverse field 

of Art Therapy as practiced by its members and 

published to an international audience. It presents 

articles from Art Therapists on practice, research, 

theory and the development of the profession. It 

includes contributions from other disciplines in the 

UK or overseas which contextualise art therapy 

practice and introduce theories and practices 

relevant to the profession. 

www.tandfonline.com/rart 

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International Journal of 

Clinical and Experimental 

Hypnosis 

Official Publication of The Society for 

Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis (SCEH), 

The Society of Psychological Hypnosis and 

the International Society of Hypnosis 



Editor: Arreed Franz Barabasz, Washington State 

University, USA 



The International Journal of Clinical and 

Experimental Hypnosis publishes only original 

research and clinical papers dealing with hypnosis 

and psychology, psychiatry, the medical and 

mental specialities, and allied areas of science. 

Submissions include clinical and experimental 

studies, discussions of theory, significant historical 

and cultural material, and questions for inclusion 

in the Clinical Forum. It is the purpose of this 

journal to present in an integrated manner the best 

research in scientific hypnosis and to encourage 

and support continued inquiry. 

www.tandfonline.com/nhyp 


Jungian Studies 

Published in collaboration with the 

International Association for Jungian 

Studies 

Editors-in-Chief: Lucy Huskinson, Bangor 

University, Wales and Luke Hockley, University of 

Bedfordshire, Uk 

Volume 4, 2 isues per year 


International Journal of Jungian Studies 

(IJJS) meets an important need in bridging the 

professional and academic worlds of Jungian 

Studies. It reflects the interface between the 

Jungian arena (both academic and professional - 

clinical) and various relevant academic disciplines. 

The journal promotes and develops both Jungian 

and post-Jungian studies and scholarship on an 

international basis. As a multidisciplinary forum, 

it is dedicated to the exploration and exchange 

of views about all aspects of the broader cultural 

legacy of Jung’s work and the history of analytical 

psychology. 

www.tandfonline.com/rijj 


Forensic Mental Health 

An Interdisciplinary Journal 

The official Journal of the International 

Association of Forensic Mental Health 

Services 

Editor: Barry Rosenfeld, Fordham University, USA 



International Journal of Forensic Mental 

Health was established to provide an international 

forum for disseminating research and practical 

developments to forensic mental health 

professionals. The focus is on forensic issues such 

as criminal responsibility, competency or fitness to 

stand trial, risk assessment, family violence, and 

treatment of forensic clients. 

www.tandfonline.com/ufmh 

International Journal 

of Psychoanalytic Self 

Psychology 

The Official Journal of the International 

Association for Psychoanalytic Self 

Psychology 

Editors: William J. Coburn, USA and 

Roger Frie, Simon Fraser University, Canada 



A peer-reviewed journal, the International 

Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology 

examines self psychology from a myriad of 

dimensions, including historical, developmental, 

clinical, theoretical, and applied. The journal 

is mindful of the contributions of other major 

theoretical and clinical perspectives, and devotes 

considerable space to exploring the relationships 

among psychoanalytic self psychology and other 

psychoanalytic viewpoints. 

www.tandfonline.com/hpsp 

International Journal of Testing 

The Official Journal of the International Test 

Commission 

Editors: Rob R. Meijer, University of Groningen, 

The Netherlands and Stephen G. Sireci, University 

of Massachusetts Amherst, USA 



The International Journal of Testing is 

dedicated to the advancement of theory, 

research, and practice in the area of testing and 

assessment in psychology, education, counselling, 

organizational behavior, human resource 

management, and related disciplines. 

www.tandfonline.com/hijt 

The Journal of Positive 

Psychology 

Dedicated to furthering research and 

promoting good practice 

Editor-in-Chief: Robert A. Emmons, University of 

California, Davis, USA 



Positive psychology is about scientifically informed 

perspectives on what makes life worth living. It 

focuses on aspects of the human condition that 

lead to happiness, fulfillment, and flourishing. 

The Journal of Positive Psychology provides 

an interdisciplinary and international forum for the 

science and application of positive psychology. 

The journal is devoted to basic research and 

professional application on states of optimal 

human functioning and fulfillment, and the 

facilitation and promotion of well-being. 

www.tandfonline.com/pospsych 

The Journal for Specialists 

in Group Work 

Official Publication of the Association for 

Specialists in Group Work 

Editor: Christopher J. McCarthy, University of 

Texas at Austin, USA 



The Journal for Specialists in Group Work is 

an indispensable resource for both practitioners 

and educators working with groups in clinical, 

organizational, educational and community 

settings. The journal is directed toward group 

work practitioners with a focus on group work 

theory, interventions, training, current issues, and 

research. The group process is a powerful method 

for development and change in the individual, the 

organization, and the community. 

www.tandfonline.com/usgw 

Journal of Adventure 

Education and Outdoor 

Learning 

The Official Journal of the Institute for 

Outdoor Learning 

Managing Editor: Barbara Humberstone, 

Buckinghamshire New University, UK 



The main purpose of the journal is to provide a 

central point for the publication and dissemination 

of research and scholarship on adventure and 

the ‘outdoors’ as media for learning as well as 

recreation. It aims to promote dialogue, research, 

thinking, teaching and practice from critical 

perspectives in the fields of adventure education 

and outdoor learning. 

www.tandfonline.com/raol 

Journal of Aggression, 

Maltreatment & Trauma 

Editor: Robert A. Geffner, Alliant International 




Journal of Aggression, Maltreatment & 

Trauma provides crucial information on all kinds 

of issues pertaining to aggression, maltreatment, 

and/or trauma. Readers learn how to prevent 

these behaviors, how to help victims, and how 

to intervene in abusive situations using the latest 

research in these areas. 

www.tandfonline.com/wamt 

Journal of Child & 

Adolescent Trauma 





The Journal of Child & Adolescent Trauma 

presents original research, and prevention and 

treatment strategies for dealing with symptoms 

and disorders related to the psychological effects 

of trauma. The journal examines intervention 

models directed toward the individual, family, 

and community; new theoretical models and 

approaches; and public policy proposals and 

innovations. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcat 

Journal of Child 


The Official Journal of the Association of 

Child Psychotherapists 

Editors: Anne Hurley, Tavistock and Portman 

NHS Foundation Trust and North East London 

NHS Foundation Trust, UK and Teresa Bailey, 

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service, UK 



The Journal of Child Psychotherapy is the 

official journal of the Association of Child 

Psychotherapists, first published in 1963. It is an 

essential publication for all those with an interest 

in the theory and practice of psychoanalytic 

psychotherapy and work with infants, children, 

adolescents and their parents where there are 

emotional and psychological problems. The journal 

also deals with the applications of such theory and 

practice in other settings or fields. 

www.tandfonline.com/jcp 

Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 







The Journal of Child Sexual Abuse is 

interdisciplinary and provides an essential 

interface for researchers, academicians, attorneys, 

clinicians, and practitioners. The journal advocates 

for increased networking in the sexual abuse field, 

greater dissemination of information and research, 

a higher priority for this international epidemic, and 

development of effective assessment, intervention, 

and prevention programs. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcsa 

Journal of Clinical Child & 

Adolescent Psychology 

The Official Journal for the Society of 

Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, 

American Psychological Association, 

Division 53 



Editor: Mitch Prinstein, University of North 

Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA 



The Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent 

Psychology publishes original contributions on the 

following topics: (a) development and evaluation 

of assessment and intervention techniques for 

use with clinical child and adolescent populations; 

(b) studies on the development and maintenance 

of clinical child and adolescent problems; (c) 

studies focusing on cross-cultural and sociodemographic 

issues that have a clear bearing on 

clinical child and adolescent psychology in terms 

of theory, research, or practice; and (d) training 

and professional practice in clinical child and 

adolescent psychology, as well as child advocacy. 

www.tandfonline.com/hcap 

Journal of College Student 


Accepted by the Association of University 

and College Counseling Center Directors 

Editors: Paul Grayson, Marymount Manhattan 

College, USA and Philip W. Meilman, Georgetown 




The Journal of College Student Psychotherapy 

is dedicated to enhancing the lives of college and 

university students by featuring high-quality articles 

about practice, theory, and research in mental 

health and personal development. Special thematic 

issues of the journal have covered such topics as 

prevention of college student suicide, psychosomatic 

disorders in the college age group, psychological 

and social concerns of the minority student, male 

and female identity and support, and information for 

parents about college students’ problems. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcsp 

Journal of Couple & 

Relationship Therapy 

Editor: Jeffry Larson, Brigham Young University, 

USA 



The Journal of Couple & Relationship 

Therapy promotes a better understanding of 

what contributes to healthy adult relationships 

and how therapy and education facilitate the 

process. Expert practitioners and researchers in 

marriage and family therapy address key treatment 

and educational issues for all types of adult 

relationships. Special thematic issues address a 

single topic for the entire issue, allowing a more 

significant focus on that particular topic. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcrt 

Journal of Creativity in 

Mental Health 

Official Journal of the Association for 

Creativity in Counseling, a Division of the ACA 

Editor: Thelma Duffey, University of Texas at San 

Antonio, USA 



The Journal of Creativity in Mental Health is 

the valuable interdisciplinary reference source 

for academics and therapeutic practitioners that 

examines the benefits and practical applications of 

using creativity to help deepen self-awareness and 

build healthy relationships. This refereed journal 

explores how creative, diverse, and relational 

therapeutic approaches can be used by therapist 

and client to cultivate self-discovery, personal 

growth, and positive relations with family and others. 

www.tandfonline.com/wcmh 

Journal of Family 

Communication 

Editor: Loreen Olson, University of Missouri, USA 



The Journal of Family Communication publishes 

research on all aspects of communication in families. 

Articles are dedicated to communication in family 

systems and family relationships and managing 

communication within social systems such as mass 

media, education, healthcare and law and policy. 

www.tandfonline.com/hjfc 

Journal of Family 


Official Journal of the International Family 

Therapy Association 

Editor: Terry S. Trepper, Purdue University 

Calumet, USA 



The Journal of Family Psychotherapy offers an 

expanded forum for detailed clinical case studies, 

descriptions of successful treatment programs, 

innovative strategies in clinical practice, and 

other articles that are of immediate practical use 

to therapists. All of the articles – selected on the 

basis of their clinical relevance and instructional 

capability – are written by clinicians who have 

grappled with problems common in the practice of 

family psychotherapy. 

www.tandfonline.com/wjfp 

Journal of Feminist 

Family Therapy 

Editor: Anne M. Prouty, Antioch University 

New England, USA 



The Journal of Feminist Family Therapy is 

an important resource for both scholars and 

practitioners. The journal critiques family therapy 

concepts from a feminist perspective with careful 

attention to cultural, class, and racial differences. 

It also applies a feminist-sensitive perspective to 

the treatment issues particular to women such as 

depression, agoraphobia, eating disorders, incest, 

and domestic abuse. Other themes explored 

include the implications of a feminist approach 

to training and supervision in family therapy and 

clinical applications of feminist-informed treatment 

in family therapy. 

www.tandfonline.com/wfft 

Journal of Forensic 

Psychology Practice 



Editor: Bruce A. Arrigo, University of North 

Carolina at Charlotte, USA 



The journal of Forensic Psychology Practice is 

devoted to providing a forum for disseminating 

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timely and practical developments to the forensic 

psychology practitioner and professional. The 

journal promotes original research which examines 

the impact and effect of new knowledge in the 

field as it relates to the work of the practicing 

forensic psychologist and related specialists, 

mindful of where and how justice and social 

change are meaningfully advanced. 

www.tandfonline.com/wfpp 

Journal of Gay & Lesbian 

Mental Health 

Official Journal of the Association of Gay & 

Lesbian Psychiatrists 

Co-Editors: Mary E. Barber, Rockland Psychiatric 

Center and Columbia College of Physicians and 

Surgeons, USA and Alan Schwartz, William 

Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute, USA 



The Journal of Gay & Lesbian Mental Health 

provides a needed scholarly and professional 

forum that provides clinicians with access to 

crucial information that will help them to effectively 

treat LGBT patients and their family members. 

This peer-reviewed scientific journal emphasizes 

original research articles, case reports, critical 

reviews of the literature, and reports on innovative 

services for LGBT people. 

www.tandfonline.com/wglm 

Journal of Groups in Addiction 

& Recovery 

Editor: Jeffrey D. Roth, Illinois, USA 



The Journal of Groups in Addiction & Recovery 

is the first peer-reviewed group therapy journal 

that attends to both the addiction and the mental 

health needs of clients. This journal offers an 

important forum for the diverse team of treatment 

providers, clinicians, educators, and researchers 

that serve addictions groups. The journal presents 

up-to-date clinical, research, and training articles 

involving a broad range of addictions and 

compulsive behaviors. 

www.tandfonline.com/wgar 

Journal of Infant, Child, and 

Adolescent Psychotherapy 

Editor: Susan Warshaw, USA 



The journal provides child psychotherapists with 

a psycho-dynamically based forum dedicated to 

the individual, familial, and societal dimensions of 

child and adolescent treatment. The journal comes 

from child therapists who are themselves in the 

trenches and are intent on providing real-world 

coverage of the complicated real-world issues 

that commonly intrude on therapeutic work with 

children. 

www.tandfonline.com/hicp 

Journal of LGBT Issues in 

Counselling 

Official Journal of the Association of 

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Issues 

in Counselling (ALGBTIC) 

Editor: Ned Farley, Antioch University, USA 



The Journal of LGBT Issues in Counselling 

provides a professional forum for research, best 

practices, and emerging trends and issues relating 

to counselling the LGBT community. Rather than 

narrowing the focus on a particular approach 

for treatment or a specific topic, this journal 

encompasses all aspects of LGBT counselling 

for youth as well as adults – with attention to 

the prevention of problems and the fulfilment of 

human potential at all stages of life. 

www.tandfonline.com/wlco 

Journal of Loss and Trauma 

International Perspectives on Stress 

and Coping 



Editor-in-Chief: John H. Harvey, University of 

Iowa, USA 



Journal of Loss and Trauma brings together 

scholarship on personal losses relating to family, 

health, and aging issues. The journal addresses 

issues dealing with psychological and physical 

health and interpersonal losses relative to 

extended family, community life, and society 

as a whole. The journal highlights common as 

well as differing impacts of major losses while 

revealing commonalities of the various healing 

processes. Interdisciplinary in its approach, the 

journal publishes empirically oriented papers, 

case studies with intervention strategies, pointcounterpoint 

discussions, theoretical analyses, 

essays on concepts or links among relevant fields, 

and therapeutic approaches. 

www.tandfonline.com/upil 

Journal of Mental Health 

Research in Intellectual 

Disabilities 

Official Journal of the NAAD, an association 

for persons with intellectual disabilities and 

mental health needs 

Editor-In-Chief: Johannes Rojahn, 

George Mason University, USA 



The Journal of Mental Health Research in 

Intellectual Disabilities is an interdisciplinary 

research journal that reports original scientific and 

scholarly contributions to advance knowledge about 

mental health issues among persons with intellectual 

disabilities and related develop mental disabilities, 

especially autism spectrum disorders and genetic 

phenotypes. The journal accepts papers that address 

risk and protective factors for the full range of behavioral 

and psychiatric disorders as well as criminality. 

www.tandfonline.com/umid 

Journal of Occupational 

Therapy, Schools & 

Early Intervention 

Editor: Yvonne Swinth, University of Puget 

Sound, USA 



The Journal of Occupational Therapy, Schools 

& Early Intervention examines innovative practice 

methods, strategies for effective decision-making, 

and the latest evidence-based research findings 

consistent with current professional policies and 

guidelines. This unique, peer-reviewed journal 

focuses on early intervention and schools, but 

also includes other settings (home, clinics, juvenile 

justice system) to help promote effective services for 

children and adolescents. 

www.tandfonline.com/wjot 

Journal of Personality 

Assessment 

Official Publication of the Society for 

Personality Assessment 

Listed in the Thomson Reuters Journal Citation 

Index ® 

Editor: Gregory J. Meyer, University of Toledo, USA 

Volumes 94, 6 issues per year 


The Journal of Personality Assessment primarily 

publishes articles dealing with the development, 

evaluation, refinement, and application of personality 

assessment methods. Articles address empirical, 

theoretical, instructional, or professional aspects 

of using psychological tests, interview data, or 

the applied clinical assessment process. They 

also advance the measurement, description, or 

understanding of personality, psychopathology, and 

human behavior. 

www.tandfonline.com/hjpa 

Journal of Poetry Therapy 

The Interdisciplinary Journal of 

Practice, Theory, Research, and 

Education 

Official Journal of the National Association 

for Poetry Therapy 

Editor: Nicholas Mazza, Florida State University, USA 



The Journal of Poetry Therapy (JPT), sponsored 

by the National Association for Poetry Therapy, is a 

peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal committed to 

the publication of original articles concerned with the 

use of the literary arts in therapeutic, educational, 

and community-building capacities. The purview of 

the JPT includes the use of bibliotherapy, journal 

therapy, creative writing, narrative, lyrics, storytelling, 

and metaphor in human service settings. Research 

(qualitative and quantitative), practice (clinical and 

education), theoretical, and literary studies are 

emphasized. The intended audience for JPT includes 

those in the allied helping professions; as well as 

those in literary/artistic fields with a concern for the 

healing/therapeutic aspects of the language arts. 

www.tandfonline.com/tjpt 


Military Behavioral Health 

An International Journal of 

Research and Community Study 

Editor: Jeffery Wilkins, 

Cedar-Sinai Medical Center, USA 



Military Behavioral Health: An International 

Journal of Research and Community Study 

will be the flagship journal aggregating current 

knowledge about the biopsychosocial health and 

well-being of service members, veterans, and 

families impacted by military service. 

www.tandfonline.com/umbh 

Occupational Therapy in 

Mental Health 

Editors: Marie-Louise F. Blount, New York 

University, USA and Mary V. Donohue, Stonybrook 




An essential journal for all OTs in mental health 

fields, Occupational Therapy in Mental Health 

provides professionals with a forum in which 

to discuss today’s challenges - identifying the 

philosophical and conceptual foundations of 

the practice; sharing innovative evaluation 

and treatment techniques; learning about and 

assimilating new methodologies developing 

in related professions; and communicating 

information about new practice settings and 

special problem areas particular to psychiatric 

occupational therapy. 

www.tandfonline.com/womh 

Journal of Psychosocial 

Oncology 

Official Journal of the Association of 

Oncology Social Work 



Editor: James R. Zabora, The Catholic University 

of America, USA 



The Journal of Psychosocial Oncology is 

an essential source for up-to-date clinical 

and research material geared toward health 

professionals who provide psychosocial services to 

cancer patients, their families and their caregivers. 

The journal – the first interdisciplinary resource 

of its kind – is in its third decade of examining 

exploratory and hypothesis testing and presenting 

program evaluation research on critical areas, 

including: the stigma of cancer; employment and 

personal problems facing cancer patients; patient 

education; family involvement in patient care; 

children with cancer; the psychosocial needs of 

cancer patients; hospital and hospice staff; and 

volunteers. Every vital aspect of psychosocial care 

for cancer patients is addressed, from infancy 

through geriatrics. 

www.tandfonline.com/wjpo 

Journal of Sex & Marital 

Therapy 



Editor-in-Chief: R. Taylor Segraves, Case 

Western Reserve University, USA 



The Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy remains 

one of the top independent journals in the field. 

The journal is an active and contemporary forum 

reflecting the most viable developments emanating 

from the U.S. and abroad. The journal continues 

to break new ground with innovative research and 

clinical writing, and the editor is committed to 

showcasing the most far-reaching traditional and 

contemporary thinking from all sources. Topics 

covered include therapeutic techniques, outcome, 

special clinical and medical problems, and the 

theoretical parameters of sexual functioning, and 

marital relationships. 

www.tandfonline.com/usmt 

Journal of Social Work 

Practice 

Official Journal of the Group for the 

Advancement of Psychodynamics and 

Psychotherapy in Social Work (GAPS) 



Editors: Stephen Briggs, Tavistock Clinic, 

London, UK, Lynn Froggett, University of Central 

Lancashire, UK and Martin Smith, Bucks SSD, UK 



The Journal of Social Work Practice publishes 

high quality refereed articles devoted to the 

exploration and analysis of practice in social 

welfare and allied health professions from 

psychodynamic and systemic perspectives. 

This includes counselling, social care planning, 

education and training, research, institutional 

life, management and organisation or policymaking. 

Articles are also welcome that critically 

examine the psychodynamic tradition in the light 

of other theoretical orientations or explanatory 

systems. The Journal of Social Work Practice is 

committed to a policy of equal opportunities and 

actively strives to foster all forms of intercultural 

dialogue and debate. 

www.tandfonline.com/jswp 

Journal of Trauma & 

Dissociation 

Official Journal of the International Society 

for the Study of Trauma & Dissociation 

Editor: Jennifer J. Freyd, University of Oregon, 

USA 



This vital journal presents peer-reviewed scientific 

literature on psychological trauma, dissociation, 

and traumatic memory in children and adults. The 

journal’s wide-ranging consideration of dissociation 

and trauma issues includes discussions of 

such practice-oriented topics as: screening 

and diagnostic tools; therapeutic techniques 

and approaches; addictions, depression, eating 

disorders, and other accompanying syndromes; 

legal and ethical issues; and new theoretical 

analyses of dissociation and trauma. 

www.tandfonline.com/wjtd 

Journal of Workplace 

Behavioral Health 

Employee Assistance Practice and 

Research 

Editor: R. Paul Maiden, University of Southern 

California, USA 



This refereed journal is an essential guide to 

best practice and research issues faced by EAP 

professionals who deal with work-related and 

personal issues including workplace and family 

wellness, employee benefits, organizational 

development, workplace violence, behavior risk 

management, quality of work life, labor issues, 

workplace conflict resolution, behavioral health 

care, older workers, workplace stress and trauma, 

and gender issues. 

www.tandfonline.com/wjwb 

Military Psychology 

Official Journal of Division 19 – Society 

for Military Psychology of the American 

Psychological Association 



Editor: Armando X. Estrada, Washington State 

University, Canada 



The journal publishes behavioral science research 

articles having military applications in the areas 

of clinical and health psychology, training and 

human factors, manpower and personnel, social 

and organizational systems, and testing and 

measurement. Topics of major concern to military 

psychology will be covered in special journal 

issues. 

www.tandfonline.com/hmlp 

Mortality 

Promoting the interdisciplinary study 

of death and dying 

Editors: Arnar Árnason, University of Aberdeen, 

UK and Carol Komaromy, Open University, UK 



A foremost international, interdisciplinary journal 

that has relevance both for academics and 

professionals concerned with human mortality. 

Mortality is essential reading for those in the field 

of death studies and in a range of disciplines, 

including anthropology, art, classics, history, 

literature, medicine, music, socio-legal studies, 

social policy, sociology, philosophy, psychology 

and religious studies. The journal is also of special 

interest and relevance for those professionally 

or voluntarily engaged in the health and caring 

professions, in bereavement counselling, the 

funeral industries, and in central and local 

government. 

www.tandfonline.com/cmrt 

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Nordic Journal of Music 

Therapy 

Published in collaboration with The Grieg 

Academy Music Therapy Research Centre 

(GAMUT) 

Editor-in-Chief: Christian Gold, University of 

Bergen, Norway 



The Nordic Journal of Music Therapy serves the 

international community of music therapy by being 

an avenue for publication of scholarly articles, 

texts on practice, theory and research, dialogues 

and discussions, reviews and critique. Publication 

of the journal is based on the collaboration 

between the music therapy communities in 

the five Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, 

Iceland, Norway and Sweden and the three Baltic 

Countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. This 

international but still regional foundation offers a 

platform for development of communication with 

the broader international community of music 

therapy. Scholars from all over the world are 

welcomed to write in the journal. 

www.tandfonline.com/njmt 

Person-Centered & 

Experiential Psychotherapies 

Journal of the World Association for Person- 

Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy 

and Counseling 

Co-Editors: Michael Behr, University of 

Education Schwäebisch Gmüend, Germany, Mick 

Cooper, University of Strathclyde, UK and William 

B. Stiles, Miami University, USA 



Person-Centered and Experiential 

Psychotherapies seeks to create a dialogue 

among different parts of the person-centered 

and experiential tradition, to support, inform, 

and challenge each other and to stimulate their 

creativity and impact in a broader professional, 

scientific and political context. The aim of the 

journal is thus to encourage, and disseminate 

worldwide, new work on person-centered and 

experiential therapies, including philosophy, 

theory, practice, training and research. The journal 

will not give preference to any parts of the world, 

nor to any philosophical or theoretical emphases 

within these approaches, but will instead seek 

to increase our awareness and appreciation of 

each other’s contributions, maintaining a spirit of 

inclusiveness to the whole person-centered and 

experiential field of psychotherapy and counseling. 

www.tandfonline.com/rpcp 

Psychoanalytic Dialogues 



Editors: Anthony Bass, Hazel Ipp, 

and Stephen Seligman 



Psychoanalytic Dialogues was founded on 

the premise that within the diverse world of 

psychoanalysis there had developed a set 

of overlapping perspectives that regarded 

relational configurations of self and others, real 

and fantasized, as the primary units of human 

motivation and psychodynamic explanation. This 

common relational model has come to provide 

a vitalizing framework within which clinical 

contributions can be situated and developed. 

Psychoanalytic Dialogues is dedicated to 

facilitating debate among theoreticians and 

clinicians working within this array of relational 

perspectives all in the interest of enhancing our 

understanding of the intricate richness of the 

psychoanalytic process. 

www.tandfonline.com/hpsd 


Psychoanalytic Perspectives 

Official Journal of the National Institute for 

the Psychotherapies 

Editors: Steven Kuchuck and Deborah Pines, 

New York, USA 



Psychoanalytic Perspectives cultivates interplay 

between relational, interpersonal, or intersubjective 

flow, and the more delineated forms of traditional 

theory. Its pages provide an intellectually nurturing 

space for dialogue between emerging analysts and 

those who have preceded them. In the integrative 

spirit of the founders of The National Institute for 

the Psychotherapies Training Institute (NIP-TI), 

the journal includes writing by practitioners of 

other therapy modalities, such as body-centered, 

cognitive, family, and group therapies. 

www.tandfonline.com/uppe 

Psychoanalytic Inquiry 



Editor-in-Chief: Joseph D. Lichtenberg, USA 

Editor: Melvin Bornstein, USA 

Volume 32, 6 Issues per year 


This journal enables the contemporary mental 

health professional to appreciate both the diverse 

viewpoints found within the psychoanalytic 

arena and the potential for synthesizing these 

perspectives. By dedicating each issue to a single 

topic, Psychoanalytic Inquiry achieves a depth of 

coverage unique to the journal format. 

www.tandfonline.com/hpsi 

Psychoanalytic Social Work 

Editor-in-Chief: Jerrold R. Brandell, Wayne State 




Psychoanalytic Social Work provides social 

work clinicians and clinical educators with highly 

informative and stimulating articles relevant to the 

practice of psychoanalytic social work with the 

individual client. The journal focuses exclusively on 

the important clinical themes and dilemmas that 

occur in a psychoanalytic social work practice. 

www.tandfonline.com/wpsw 

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 

Published on behalf of the Association for 

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in the NHS 

Editor: Alessandra Lemma, Tavistock and 

Portman NHS Foundation Trust, UK 



Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy publishes 

original contributions on the application, 

development and evaluation of psychoanalytic 

ideas and therapeutic interventions in the public 

health sector and other related applied settings. 

The journal aims to promote theoretical and 

applied developments that are underpinned by a 

psychoanalytic understanding of the mind. Its aims 

are consonant with those of the Association for 

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in the NHS (APP 

in the NHS) in promoting applied psychoanalytic 

work and thinking in the health care system, 

across the whole age range. 

www.tandfonline.com/rpps 

Psychodynamic Practice 

Individuals, Groups and 

Organisations 

Managing Editor: Sue Kegerreis, University of 

Essex, UK 



Psychodynamic Practice is a journal of 

counselling, psychotherapy and consultancy and 

it is written for professionals in all fields who use 

psychodynamic thinking in their work. The journal 

explores the relevance of psychodynamic ideas 

to different occupational settings. It emphasizes 

setting and application as well as theory and 

technique and focuses on four broad areas: 

• Clinical practice 

• The understanding of group and organisational 

processes 

• The use of psychodynamic ideas and methods 

in different occupational settings (for example, 

education and training, health care, social work, 

pastoral care, management and consultancy) 

• The understanding of social, political and cultural 

issues 

The journal aims to make psychodynamic ideas 

accessible to a broad audience and is a home for 

new, as well as experienced, writers. 

www.tandfonline.com/pdp 

Psychological Perspectives 

A Quarterly Journal of Jungian 

Thought 

Editors: Gilda Frantz and Margaret P. Johnson, 

both at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, USA 



Published by the C. G. Jung Institute of Los 

Angeles, this unique and substantial publication 

voices, explores and documents a wide range 

of professional and personal issues related to 

Jungian thought and practice. The journal offers 

original articles, interviews, fiction writing, book, 

video and film reviews, art, illustrations and 

poetry which are attracting a growing interest 

and audiences worldwide. Psychological 

Perspectives is a journal dedicated to worldwide 

Jungian thought and is designed to be enjoyed by 

both lay readers as well as professionals. 

www.tandfonline.com/upyp 

Psychosis 

Psychological, Social and Integrative 

Approaches 

Published in association with The International 

Society for the Psychological Treatments of 

Schizophrenias and other Psychoses (ISPS) 

Editor: John Read, University of Auckland, New 

Zealand 



Psychosis, an innovative new journal, invites 

research and commentary papers on: 

• evidence-based treatments including individual, 

family and group therapies derived from a range 

of models including psychodynamic, cognitivebehavioural 

and systemic, and from a range 

of disciplines including nursing, psychology, 

social work, psychiatry, occupational therapy, art 

therapy etc. 

• descriptions of psychotherapy and first person 

accounts of psychosis and of experiences using 

mental health services 

• the integration of psychological and social 

understandings and treatment approaches into 

all phases of recovery 

• training and knowledge of mental health 

professionals in psychological and psycho-social 

interventions in the treatment and prevention of 

psychosis 

• conceptual analysis and ethical considerations 

related to diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation 

issues 

www.tandfonline.com/rpsy 

Psychotherapy Research 

Published in association with the Society for 

Psychotherapy Research 

Editors: Paulo P.P. Machado, Universidade do 

Minho, Portugal and J. Christopher Muran, 

Adelphi University, USA 



Psychotherapy Research seeks to enhance 

the development, scientific quality, and social 

relevance of psychotherapy research and to foster 

the use of research findings in practice, education, 

and policy formulation. The journal publishes 

reports of original research on all aspects of 

psychotherapy, including its outcomes, its 

processes, education of practitioners, and delivery 

of services. It also publishes methodological, 

theoretical, and review articles of direct relevance 

to psychotherapy research. The journal is 

addressed to an international, interdisciplinary 

audience and welcomes submissions dealing 

with diverse theoretical orientations (e.g., 

psychodynamic, cognitive, behavioral, humanistic, 

experiential, systems approaches), treatment 

modalities (e.g., individual, group, couples, 

family), and research paradigms (e.g., quantitative, 

qualitative, clinical trials, process studies, outcome 

prediction, systematic case studies, measure 

development, meta-analyses). 

www.tandfonline.com/psychotherapy_ 

research 

Reflective Practice 

International and Multidisciplinary 

Perspective 

Editor: Tony Ghaye, Reflective Learning 

International, UK 



Reflective Practice is a refereed journal 

publishing papers which seek to address one or 

more of the following themes: 

• The different kinds of reflective practice and the 

purposes it serves 

• Reflection and the generation of knowledge in 

particular professions 

• The ways reflection is taught and learned most 

meaningfully 

• The links between reflection and the quality of 

workplace action 

Reflective Practice publishes original, challenging 

and stimulating work which explores reflection within 

and on practice, as an individual and collective 

activity, that concerns personal knowing and 

transformation, collective regeneration and political 

activism, reflection and voice, values, negotiated 

meaning, identity and community. 

www.tandfonline.com/crep 

Sexual and Relationship 

Therapy 

International Perspectives on 

Theory, Research and Practice 

Official Journal of the College of Sexual and 

Relationship Therapists 

Editor in Chief: Alex Iantaffi, University of 

Minnesota, USA 



Sexual and Relationship Therapy is a leading 

independent journal in its field, well established 

and internationally recognized. It offers an active, 

multidisciplinary forum for review and debate across 

the spectrum of sexual and relationship dysfunctions 

and therapies. The journal presents original research 

and best practice and is a vehicle for new theory, 

methodology, and application. 

www.tandfonline.com/srt 

Social Work in Mental Health 

Co-Editors: Gary Rosenberg and Andrew 

Weissman, both at Mount Sinai School of 

Medicine, USA 



Social Work in Mental Health presents original 

articles that address issues such as: managed 

care, empirically based interventions, alcohol 

treatment, short term treatment models, depression, 

genetics, mentally ill chemical abusers, HIV/ 

AIDS, schizophrenia, psycho-education, women’s 

mental health issues, clinical treatment innovations, 

violence, children’s mental health problems, creative 

adolescent mental health programs. 

www.tandfonline.com/wsmh 

Social Work With Groups 

Editor: Andrew Malekoff, North Shore Child & 

Family Guidance Center, USA 



Social Work With Groups is a unique quarterly 

journal of community and clinical practice, and 

an important reference publication for those in 

the social work profession who value and seek to 

understand the small group. The journal addresses 

the issues of groupwork in psychiatric, rehabilitative, 

and multipurpose social work and social service 

agencies; crisis theory and groupwork; the use of 

group programs in clinical and community practice; 

and basic group competencies for all social work 

professionals. 

www.tandfonline.com/wswg 

Studies in Gender 

and Sexuality 

Psychoanalysis, Cultural Studies, 

Treatment, Research 

Editor: Muriel Dimen, New York, USA 



Studies in Gender and Sexuality is a response 

to the excitement surrounding recent research and 

writing by scholars and clinicians in the areas of 

feminist scholarship, postclassical, and postmodern 

psychoanalytic theory, developmental research, 

and cultural studies. The journal provides a forum 

for examining gender and sexuality to promote 

constructive exchanges. 

www.tandfonline.com/hsgs 

Victims & Offenders 

Co-Editors: James Byrne, University of 

Massachusetts, USA and Arthur Lurigio, Loyola 

University of Chicago, USA 



Victims & Offenders is a peer-reviewed 

journal that provides an interdisciplin¬ary and 

international forum for the dissemination of new 

research, policies, and practices related to both 

victimization and offending throughout the life 

course. The journal presents both quantitative 

and qualitative research, systematic, evidencebased 

reviews, and articles that focus on theory 

development related to offenders and victims. 

www.tandfonline.com/uvao 

Women & Therapy 

Included in the Thomson Reuters Social 

Sciences Citation Index® 

Editor: Ellyn Kaschak, San Jose State University, 

USA 



Women & Therapy is the only professional journal 

that focuses entirely on the complex interrelationship 

between women and the therapeutic experience. 

Devoted to descriptive, theoretical, clinical, and 

empirical perspectives on the topic of women 

and therapy, the journal is intended for feminist 

practitioners as well as for individuals interested in the 

practice of feminist therapy. 

www.tandfonline.com/wwat 

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