About

Journal of Psychology and Rehabilitation is dedicated to publishing research and scientific developments in psychology, mental health, behavioral sciences, and rehabilitation. It provides a forum for sharing original research articles, review papers, case studies, and clinical investigations that contribute to understanding psychological conditions, improving mental health care, and advancing rehabilitation practices. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research and evidence-based approaches that support psychological well-being, functional recovery, and improved quality of life.

Aim

The aim of the Journal of Psychology and Rehabilitation is to promote scientific knowledge and research in psychology, mental health, and rehabilitation. It seeks to encourage innovative studies, improve understanding of psychological and behavioral conditions, support effective therapeutic interventions, and advance rehabilitation strategies that enhance emotional well-being, social functioning, and quality of life.

Scope

The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, case reports, and other relevant scholarly contributions covering the following areas:

  • Clinical and Applied Psychology: Clinical psychology, counseling psychology, health psychology, psychological assessment, and psychological interventions.

  • Mental Health and Psychiatry: Depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, stress-related conditions, and other mental health disorders.

  • Behavioral Sciences: Human behavior, cognitive processes, personality, emotional regulation, behavioral assessment, and psychological development.

  • Psychotherapy and Counseling: Cognitive behavioral therapy, counseling approaches, psychological therapies, and evidence-based treatment strategies.

  • Psychological Rehabilitation: Psychosocial rehabilitation, recovery-oriented care, community-based rehabilitation, and interventions supporting independent living.

  • Neuropsychology and Cognitive Rehabilitation: Cognitive impairment, memory, attention, executive functioning, neuropsychological assessment, and cognitive recovery.

  • Child and Adolescent Psychology: Developmental psychology, childhood behavioral conditions, learning difficulties, and adolescent mental health.

  • Geriatric Psychology: Aging, cognitive decline, dementia-related concerns, emotional well-being, and psychological care for older adults.

  • Social and Community Mental Health: Family support, social functioning, stigma, community mental health services, and social reintegration.

  • Quality of Life and Patient Outcomes: Mental health-related quality of life, treatment outcomes, medication adherence, patient satisfaction, and recovery assessment.

  • Rehabilitation Research and Innovations: New rehabilitation methods, digital mental health interventions, multidisciplinary care, and evaluation of psychological services.

The journal encourages submissions that demonstrate scientific rigor, ethical research practices, clear methodology, and relevance to psychology, mental health, or rehabilitation.