Journal of Psychiatric Health Bulletin

Advancing Psychiatric and Mental Health Science

The Psychiatric Health Bulletin is a globally acknowledged peer-reviewed journal that aims at promoting the frontiers of mental health science. With a firm dedication to scientific rigor and clinical relevance, the journal is a forum for new discoveries investigating the mechanisms of diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric and behavioral disorders. The Psychiatric Health Bulletin applies very high standards of evaluation to guarantee that articles published in it propel meaningful advances in our understanding of mental health conditions and the impact they have upon the individual and society.

The journal welcomes a wide spectrum of topics covering biological, physiological, neurocognitive, genetic, and psychosocial determinants of mental health. We publish novel ideas in diagnosis and therapy, advances in methodology, and cutting-edge translational research that reduces the gap between what is done experimentally and what is useful in practice. Neuroscience, neuropsychopharmacology, experimental psychology, and behavioral health will be positively considered for submission, thereby fostering interdisciplinary collaboration.

The Psychiatric Health Bulletin does its part in addressing global crises, including but not limited to an increasing burden of mental health problems, stigma, and technology advancement in psychiatric care. The journal shines particularly bright for its iScopennovative work in transformative research in adolescent anxiety disorders, novel treatments for PTSD, and the integration of artificial intelligence in diagnostic tools in behavioral science.