Clinical Psychology

Submission Deadline: 2024-12-31

SECTION COLLECTION EDITORS

Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland

Interests: clinical psychology, health psychology, psychodietetics, psychotraumatology, psychosomatics, psychotherapy, public health and epidemiology

AMI ROKACH

York university, Canada

Interests: loneliness, sexuality, death & dying, anxiety, relationships

POURIYA DARABIYAN

Ahvaz Jundishapour University of Medical Sciences, Iran

Interests: Social Psychology Clinical Psychology Nursing Epidemiology Operating Room

PROF. CELSO SILVA

School of Health of the Polytechnic Institute of Beja, Portugal

Interests: Clinical Psychology

AROOJ FATIMA MAZHAR

Riphah International University, Pakistán

Interests: Clinical Psychology, Positive, Organizational

MR. MAMARU MELKAM

University of Gondar, Etiopía

Interests: Researcher on mental health, psychosocial aspect, pharmacological and psychotherapy of mental health, biopsychosocial causes of mental health are my research area.

SEYYEDE SAHAR ASGARI GHALEBIN

Mohaghegh Ardabili University, Iran

Interests: Clinical psychology, criminal and cognitive science

Prof. JamilAbbas Haider
Abdus Salam School of Mathematical Sciences, Government College University
Pakistan

SECTION COLLECTION INFORMATION

Clinical psychology is a scientific and practical field that focuses on the study, diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional disorders. Its goal is to understand the roots of these problems and to develop effective therapeutic strategies that help patients regain their mental health.

The relationship between clinical psychology and health psychology is important and mutually beneficial. In addition to focusing on the treatment of disorders, clinical psychology is also involved in the promotion of mental health and overall well-being. By integrating the two fields, a comprehensive approach to patient care is possible, taking into account physical, emotional and mental aspects.

Currently, epidemiological studies note that the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the mental health of many people, leading to an increase in cases of depression, anxiety, stress and sleep disorders. Clinical psychology specialists are being mobilized to provide support and therapy to people struggling to cope with the difficulties associated with the pandemic. Their task is to help cope with the negative effects of the pandemic and minimize the impact on mental health by adapting therapeutic interventions to new challenges and social situations.

Of course, I encourage researchers working in clinical psychology and its links to health psychology to publish in this and other relevant contexts.

Publications can focus on the following areas:

1. Analyzing the growth of cases of mental disorders.

2. Studying the impact of psycho-social determinants developing prevention strategies.

3. Assessing the availability and effectiveness of treatment.

4. Identification of risk and protective factors.

5. Studying long-term consequences for mental health and proposing long-term interventions.

Collaboration between researchers in different fields can lead to a better understanding of the phenomena and the development of more comprehensive intervention strategies. We look forward to your valuable research and publications in this important context of mental health in the era of the pandemic.

Regards,

Mateusz Grajek, PhD

KEYWORDS

clinical psychology; health psychology; psychodietetics; psychotraumatology; psychosomatics; psychotherapy; public health and epidemiology