The Psychotherapy & Counselling Psychology Reflections
Annual Review
Aims & Scope
The Psychotherapy and Counselling Psychology Reflections review
is a peer reviewed publication underpinned by a non-doctrinaire,
integrative attitude to psychotherapy and counselling
psychology.
It aims to provide a forum for open debate and brings together
existential, phenomenological, psychoanalytic, humanistic and
cognitive behavioural traditions, enabling the development of a
more open, reflective thinking to philosophy, theory and practice
of psychotherapy and counselling psychology.
We welcome submissions of manuscripts that hold the tension
between contrasting and often contradictory ideas, that recognise
the fluid and paradoxical notions of being in the world.
The focus of the journal includes the following areas:
- The contributions from and debates between different
theoretical approaches to psychotherapy and counselling
psychology.
- Contemporary issues in psychotherapy and counselling psychology
in public, private and voluntary settings.
- Research on the practice of psychotherapy and counselling
psychology from different theoretical perspectives.
- Reviews of books of particular importance to the field of
psychotherapy and counselling psychology.
- We invite submissions for the first electronic publication of
the review expected in July 2011.
Submissions
Submissions should be sent to the Editor, Psychotherapy and
Counselling Psychology Reflections annual review, SPCP, Regent’s
College, Inner Circle, Regent’s Park, London NW1 4NS. Email: (email
address under construction). Authors must follow the guidelines for
authors for length and presentation of manuscripts.
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