About the Journal

The journal presents a range of psychotherapeutic approaches, modalities, and techniques in modern psychotherapy and counseling. It examines theoretical and practical issues in psychotherapeutic intervention for various disorders, including gender aspects, psychodiagnostic methods, and the interaction between psychotherapy and culture. The journal is intended for psychotherapists, consultants, clinical psychologists, and anyone interested in providing psychotherapeutic assistance. The journal aims to consider topical theoretical and practical problems in modern psychotherapy in its medical (clinical) and psychological dimensions, to organize interdisciplinary dialogue, to identify resources for the growth of psychotherapy itself, and to legitimize psychotherapy and psychological counseling in a professional academic environment. The journal analyzes issues in psychotherapy, psychological counseling, medical psychology, gender psychology, and sexology.

The journal aims to popularize and highlight modern psychological research, as well as the possibilities and ways to implement it in practice. The journal's main tasks are to organize high-quality communication among scientists, develop domestic scientific potential, and integrate it into the global scientific space.

Main headings

THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC MODALITIES, METHODS AND METHODOLOGIES
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY
SEXOLOGY AND GENDER PSYCHOLOGY
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ISSUES
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
GENDER PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
PSYCHOTHERAPY AND CULTURE
WORKS OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS
СONTROVERSIAL ISSUES OF PSYCHOLOGY
SUPERVISION
AUTHOR'S METHODS OF PSYCHOTHERAPY

Media identifier in the Register of the Field of Media Entities: R30-04464 (Decision № 1538 dated May 9, 2024 of the National Council of Television and Radio Broadcasting of Ukraine, Protocol № 15)

Cluster of scientific professional publications:

Human Capital Development, Social Sciences.

Specialty: C4 Psychology.