International Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research

Aims and Scope

International Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research endeavors to develop relationships in counseling and psychotherapy research by providing comprehensive information regarding recent developments in the field of psychotherapy and psychology. The objective of this scientific journal is to emphasize primarily psychological problems, psychological guises, and recent psychological treatments.

IJPPR accepts and publishes all types of articles including research, reviews, letters, case reports, editorials, and short communications that are relevant to psychotherapy research.

The International Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research (IJPR) is an open access academic publication devoted to the advancement of psychotherapy research and practice. It offers a forum for researchers and practitioners to share their insights and experiences in providing evidence-based psychotherapy interventions and clinical skills. 

The IJPR focuses on topics related to the clinical research, dissemination and implementation of psychotherapy for mental health and associated disorders. The journal publishes original research, field reports, review articles, commentaries, editorials, and book reviews. The journal additionally includes special topics, such as discussing the implementation of evidence-based psychotherapeutic interventions to promote evidence-based clinical practice.

The primary objective of the IJPR is to promote the exchange of evidence-based information and clinical practice in psychotherapy. It is dedicated to creating an interdisciplinary forum for the publication of research and practice articles, as well as to providing a platform for debate and discussion on the future of psychotherapy research and practice.

The scope of the IJPR is broad, covering topics such as the effectiveness of psychotherapy interventions, the development and evaluation of new psychotherapy techniques, the use of technology to facilitate psychotherapy, the impact of culture and ethnicity on psychological interventions, the use of multidisciplinary approaches in psychotherapy, and the integration of psychotherapy interventions with other therapeutic approaches.

The appended list below consists of keywords that suit the scope of our journal.

• Depression
• Psychology
• Mental health
• Epilepsy
• Personality
• Psychotherapy
• Dreams
• Forensic psychology
• Loneliness
• Caregiver
• Cognitive psychology
• Social psychology
• Clinical psychology
• Developmental psychology
• Humanistic psychology
• Neuropsychology
• Positive psychology
• Criminal psychology
• Psychopathology
• Counseling psychology
• Educational psychology
• Health psychology
• Psychotherapy research
• Psychological treatment
• Mental health therapy
• Evidence-based therapy
• Psychiatric treatment
• Cognitive behavioral therapy
• Psychoanalytic therapy
• Group therapy
• Family therapy
• Couple therapy
• Dialectical behavior therapy
• Acceptance and commitment therapy
• Mindfulness-based therapy
• Psychodynamic therapy
• Interpersonal therapy
• Solution-focused brief therapy
• Play therapy
• Trauma therapy
• Child and adolescent psychotherapy
• Substance abuse therapy
• Eating disorder therapy
• Anxiety disorder therapy
• Depression therapy
• Post-traumatic stress disorder therapy
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder therapy
• Borderline personality disorder therapy
• Bipolar disorder therapy
• Schizophrenia therapy
• Group psychotherapy research
• Psychodynamic psychotherapy research
• Cognitive therapy research
• Behavior therapy research
• Family therapy research
• Couple therapy research
• Interpersonal therapy research
• Dialectical behavior therapy research
• Mindfulness-based therapy research
• Play therapy research
• Trauma therapy research
• Child and adolescent psychotherapy research
• Substance abuse therapy research
• Eating disorder therapy research
• Anxiety disorder therapy research
• Depression therapy research
• Post-traumatic stress disorder therapy research
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder therapy research
• Borderline personality disorder therapy research
• Bipolar disorder therapy research
• Schizophrenia therapy research
• Psychotherapy outcomes