Aim & Scope

The social sciences study subjects such as economics, psychology, and history, while the humanities study philosophy, languages and literature, and the arts. Students who choose this path develop strong communication and critical thinking skills, as well as an understanding of cultural differences. Humanities and social sciences encompass a broad range of industries and career paths. Graduates of this scheme can work in a range of sectors such as education, business, media and communication, and social services.

Nursing encompasses the autonomous and collaborative care of people of all ages, families, groups, and communities, whether sick or well and in all settings. Nursing encompasses the promotion of health, the prevention of illness, and the care of the sick, disabled, and dying. Nurses' unique role in caring for individuals, sick or well, is to assess their reactions to their health status and to assist them in carrying out those activities that contribute to health, recovery, or a dignified death.

Also termed Bio-medicine & Biomedical Science is a branch of science that studies the biological and chemical aspects of healthcare.

Education research is the scientific study of education and learning processes, as well as the human attributes, interactions, institutions, and institutions that shape educational outcomes. Scholarship in the field seeks to describe, understand, and explain how people learn throughout a person's life, as well as the ways informal and formal educational contexts affect all forms of learning. Education research includes a variety of rigorous methods appropriate to the questions being asked, in addition to driving the development of new tools and methods.

The Research on Management Science and Economics conducts research on the development of novel methodologies and frameworks for analyzing issues important to business and policy decision-making, with a particular emphasis on risk management and understanding. Economic management sciences encompass the various types of private, public, or collective resources available to fulfill people's wants and needs, together with the effective use of these resources.

Sports science is the exploration of how healthy human body works during exercise, and also how sport and physical activity promote health and performance from the cellular to whole-body perspectives. Sports scientists are interested in understanding how the human body performs under multiple levels of stress, whether in elite performance sports or in the general community among children or the elderly. Sports and Physical Activity Science also explores how sport, health, and fitness are interpreted in society, conducting this using a social scientific and humanistic lens. While some regard the body as a machine that can be taught to become stronger and faster, we are also human beings with values, cultural diversity, and tremendous sociological and psychological interactions. The philosophy and psychology of health and exercise are employed to promote critical thinking across a broad range of real-life health issues.

This section addresses the ethical dilemmas, legal frameworks, and regulatory policies shaping the provision of psychosocial rehabilitation services. It explores the rights of individuals with psychosocial disabilities, informed consent, confidentiality, and other legal aspects influencing therapeutic interventions.

Examining the interface between psychology and law in forensic settings, this section delves into the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Topics may include risk assessment, competency evaluations, criminal responsibility, and interventions for offender rehabilitation.

This section focuses on the legal protections, advocacy efforts, and social justice initiatives aimed at promoting the rights and inclusion of individuals with psychosocial disabilities. It explores the role of legal advocacy in challenging stigma, discrimination, and barriers to community integration.

Addressing the diverse needs and experiences of marginalized populations, this section examines how intersecting identities, such as race, gender, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status, intersect with legal frameworks and psychological interventions in the context of psychosocial rehabilitation.

It is an open-access journal that publishes groundbreaking psychiatric research, case studies, and observational papers. This journal seeks to broaden readers understanding of how to effectively diagnose and treat those suffering from mental illness, as well as to identify and aid in the recovery of those suffering from a psychiatric disorder. And Psychosocial journals makes sure that it publishes the journals related to the following topics:

• Mental health
• mental illness
• Psychological disorders
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Bipolar Disorders
• Behavioral disorders
• Sleep Disorder
• Panic Disorder
• Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED)
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Autism

Psychosocial journals are very proud to publish journals under various Rehabilitation activities including Yoga, light physical exercises, group discussion, training for daily living skills, social skills, life skills, vocational training, and individual and family counseling included among the rehabilitation activities. Furthermore, extensive outreach activities and mental health camps were an important part of the rehabilitation programs. Psychosocial Journal publishes these recreational activities articles with full care and precaution.