Aims and scope
The European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling is a peer-reviewed publication established in 1998, which aims to stimulate debate throughout Europe on developments in psychotherapy and counselling. The journal covers the psychological therapies with particular, but not exclusive, reference to developments in psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, counselling and counselling psychology. It raises important questions regarding European practice, theory and research for psychotherapists and counsellors, students, academics and related professionals.

The Journal focuses on the following areas:

Debate between different European theoretical approaches to psychotherapy and counselling and their respective traditions of practice and research
Developments within Europe of particular modalities, for example, adolescent, child, cognitive-behavioural, constructivist, couple, existential, family, humanistic, hypno-psychotherapies, integrative, Jungian, medical, psychoanalytic, relational, sexual, systemic
Individual and group psychotherapy and counselling in public, private and voluntary settings
The interaction between the psychological and the physical and the status of these categories
The nature of psychotherapeutic knowledge and its implications for practice, theory and research
The contributions to psychotherapy and counselling from developments in European academic disciplines
An exploration of European psychotherapy and counselling as a cultural practice with particular reference to European thought and continental philosophy.