The Turkish Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy (TJIP) aims to build a body of literature that approaches mental health practice through scientific methods and evidence. By bringing the work of researchers and clinicians together in one place, the journal seeks to strengthen the interaction between research and practice. TBPD aims to help disseminate high-quality work of national and international significance and to promote a shared understanding of the field’s concepts and terminology. In doing so, it seeks to serve as a guiding resource for academics and psychotherapy practitioners working in the field. The journal stands at an equal distance from all mental health professions and aims to provide a common platform where professionals from different disciplines can come together and exchange ideas.

The Turkish Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy (TJIP) publishes original scientific work on all topics within the field of psychotherapy. The journal welcomes contributions from psychiatry, family medicine, psychology, psychological counseling, social work, psychiatric nursing, family therapy and family counseling, special education, early childhood education, and other professions related to mental health.

The journal publishes quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research (including experimental and clinical studies), case reports, and review and theoretical articles. Priority is given to work with a strong theoretical framework, a well-structured research design and analysis, and a new contribution to the field of psychotherapy.