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Research on cognitive behavioral therapy: clinical trials, mechanisms of change, measurement and implementation.
The journal publishes research on cognitive behavioral therapy, including clinical trials, mechanisms of change, measurement and implementation. It is written for clinical and counseling psychologists, psychiatrists, behavioral and cognitive scientists, educators, implementation researchers and clinicians who study, deliver or evaluate cognitive and behavioral interventions.
The journal welcomes work on the clinical trials, mechanisms of change, measurement and implementation of cognitive and behavioral interventions, including the research areas below. The list is illustrative, not exhaustive. Manuscripts should show a clear connection to cognitive behavioral therapy. Read the full Aims and Scope.
Settings, populations and formats: individual, group, school, digital and blended care.
Cognitive restructuring, attention, memory, bias and the processes through which interventions work.
Anxiety, depression, trauma, stress and wellbeing outcomes in clinical and community samples.
Behavioral activation, exposure, habit formation and relapse prevention.
Clinical trials, systematic reviews, psychometrics and implementation science.
The journal accepts seven article types.
Case Reports with a clear lesson for the delivery or understanding of cognitive behavioral therapy are accepted; case series are classified as Case Reports. Instructions for Authors
Every manuscript follows the same path. Payment, membership or role does not change how a manuscript is reviewed or decided.
Ladislav Valach
María Guadalupe Acosta-Gómez, José María De la Roca-Chiapas, Alicia Zavala-Bervena, Antonio Eugenio Rivera Cisneros, Verónica Reyes Pérez, Charles Da Silva Rodrigues, Keneth Novack

Editorial Board
Egypt
Editorial Board
Switzerland

Editorial Board
Authors must use only one submission route for the same manuscript. Before submitting, read the Instructions for Authors and the Editorial Policies.
There are no fixed length limits for any article type; manuscripts should be concise and proportionate to their content.