Journal of Psychotherapy Integration

Journal of Psychotherapy Integration primarily publishes original peer-reviewed papers consistent with five major pathways associated with psychotherapy integration:

• common factors (core elements to effective psychotherapy that transcend a specific orientation)
• technical eclecticism (application of the best treatment for a specific population and problem)
• theoretical integration (combining two or more theories and their associated techniques)
• assimilative integration (theoretical grounding in a single orientation with value added techniques drawn from other orientations)
• unification (meta-theoretical approaches that place theories, techniques, and principles into holistic frameworks)

Empirical studies of integrative psychotherapies targeting specific populations, clinical presentations/disorders, settings (e.g., integrated primary care), or developments in the broader fields of psychology and psychiatry (e.g., psychobiology) are also strongly encouraged.

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