The Journal of Mental Health and Psychiatry is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing research, clinical practice, and policy in the fields of mental health and psychiatry. The journal aims to provide a global platform for researchers, clinicians, educators, and policy makers to disseminate original findings, evidence-based practices, and innovations that enhance the understanding, prevention, and treatment of mental health conditions.

The scope of the journal encompasses a broad spectrum of topics including but not limited to:

• General and clinical psychiatry

• Psychopathology and psychiatric disorders

• Psychological and neurobiological aspects of mental health

• Psychopharmacology and neuropsychiatry

• Mental health in special populations (children, adolescents, elderly, women, minorities)

• Community and global mental health

• Mental health nursing and allied services

• Cognitive and behavioral therapy, psychoanalysis, and psychotherapy

• Mental health policy, law, ethics, and education

• Substance use disorders and addiction psychiatry

• Technological innovations in mental health care (e-mental health, telepsychiatry, AI applications)

• Stigma, social determinants, and cultural aspects of mental illness

The journal welcomes high-quality submissions in the form of original research articles, systematic reviews, case reports, clinical trials, short communications, and commentary pieces.

By fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and disseminating cutting-edge knowledge, the Journal of Mental Health and Psychiatry seeks to contribute meaningfully to the promotion of mental well-being and the reduction of psychiatric disease burden across diverse populations and settings.