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International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation is a Journal that publishes manuscripts and research material We offer the author’s article a platform for Monthly, Indexing in all major databases & Metadata, Citation General databases such as Crossref, DOI, Etc. We adhere to all COPE, ethical, and community standards when submitting the article. We are a journal for mental health care providers, practitioners, nurses, consumers, and applied researchers with an ISSN number - 1475-7192.
Established in the year 1996, has been publishing psychosocially related articles by providing the most informative and effective platform for the development and rehabilitation purpose of psychiatrically disabled people in society.
“To publish psychology-related issues, concerns, and remedies in every area of the psychiatry field of research and assist in the development of psychiatrically disabled people in society and converting them into productive members of society”.
“To grow our network by providing a full-fledged platform for information exchange in the field of psychology and related concepts that are sophisticated and act as a premier database for the development of psychiatrically disabled people in society”.
We publish articles related to human psychology and practices used in the recovery of psychiatric disorders in various fields like experimental psychology, educational psychology, Psychoanalysis, Social Psychology, Cognitive neuroscience, Developmental Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and many psychiatric-related journals. We publish articles on psychosocial interventions, psycho-pharmacotherapy, mental health primary care, institutional and community care innovations, decentralization, policy changes, community & regionally-based systems, and program evaluation are given particular attention. However, all articles that relate to psychosocial rehabilitation practices will be considered. We invite comments from all readers on any and all subjects published in this journal, including the journal format itself. Feel free to post your thoughts on the bulletin board as well.
Since then, the International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation has worked persistently to bring essential research article works on this issue to these people’s advantage. It has published many psychology-related articles under its belt and has more citations and references with quality indexing provided by our publication to get the author’s article recognized at the international level.
We are a fully authorized International Journal working under the COPE guidelines and see that the article received is published in the International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation. The interplay of intrapersonal, psychological, and environmental elements is taken into account in a psychosocial approach to human behavior. The world health organization prescribes that more journals are published on mental recovery solutions to improve psychiatrically disoriented patients into normal production members of society. Psychosocial characteristics are commonly defined as an individual’s psychological development in relation to his or her social and cultural environment, which includes inspiring them to take appropriate drugs, go to work on a daily basis, live in normal housing with access to flexible support, and encourage them to build relationships among friends, coworkers, and family members. The International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation publishes articles on various aspects of psychosocial rehabilitation practices. This may include treatment options and strategies for people suffering from mental illness or other psychiatric issues who may need assistance in various aspects of their lives, such as work, living, social, and learning environments. The widespread use of psychosocial rehabilitation techniques has resulted in a plethora of variants & innovations. However, the psychosocial rehabilitation practice approach is distinguished by ten essential elements:
- Individualization
This means that services must be tailored according to the individual, and program delivery must be highly adaptable and driven by individual preferences.
- Hope
It is the belief that even the most severely disabled person has the ability to change and grow. Everyone possesses an untapped, underutilized full potential that should be developed.
- Client-directed
people have the right and the responsibility to make their own decisions. This means that the consumer decides how long they will receive the service.
- Focus on skills
Increased competencies through skill acquisition are at the heart of rehabilitation.
- Strengths and abilities
A focus on current strengths and abilities rather than symptom reduction or past problems.
- Environmentally specific
Abilities and strengths must be evaluated in relation to a specific environment. Skills must also be taught in the context in which they will be used.
- Environmental supports
Changing the environment and constructing external supports are just as important as teaching skills. This includes social transformation (changing attitudes, rights, laws, etc.)
- A partnership approach
it is critical to create an intimate environment free of professional and authoritative barriers.
- Ongoing assistance
The programs should not be time-limited and should be tailored to the individual. Individual choice and program delivery flexibility are essential. Many very mentally ill people have succeeded in the past when continual help is provided.
- Skills and Supports
A person can only focus on improving or learning 1-2 skills at a time. Support in any other areas of deficiency must be provided to enable the person to function until they master the current skills and can progress to learning or improving one or two more.
We have conducted extensive research in this field of study, providing insights into what psychosocial topics fall under this area of interest. We know the author’s requirements in this regard and can provide them with the reference journals that authors needs in order to complete their research work. We can ensure that we will publish their article in our most cited indexed journals list, the International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation, which includes studies on rapid research advances in the field of psychology, trauma, psychiatry, neuroscience, psychopathology, etc. Mental and physical well-being are important components of overall well-being. We publish psychosocial-related rehabilitations and other related concepts in our peer-reviewed, editorial, and open-access journals in different domains such as:
- Applied psychology
- Biological psychology
- Clinical psychology
- Developmental psychology
- Experimental psychology
- Cognitive neuroscience
- Educational psychology
- Mathematical psychology
- Social psychology
- Psychoanalysis
The International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation focuses on the various effective treatment methodologies and techniques that are intended to improve mental health and the lives of those who are affected. The goal is to teach cognitive, emotional, and social skills to patients with mental health problems so that they can work and live as independently as possible in society. These journals consider original research works to provide scientifically robust preliminary findings and discoveries conducted and experimented with proof-driven research works on psychosocial-related concepts on a large-scale study to find the best possible remedies and solutions for psychologically disabled people. We also cover incremental research work that has the potential to add knowledge to current existing research findings. We give a place to an affirmative decision on published findings and methods reinforcing research reproducibility in psychology-related research fields. We investigate the science of the mind and behavior by publishing original research reports in experimental psychology, theoretical presentations, combined theoretical and experimental analyses, historical commentaries, and comprehensive book reviews. Our psychiatry research is an international peer-reviewed journal, publishing articles to scientists, psychiatrists, and psychology practitioners all around the globe. We take aspects of psychiatry, mental health, and behavioral science. We offer authoritative, up-to-date, and open-access information geared toward psychiatrists and related mental health professionals, psychiatric therapists, medical graduates, and the general public. We are a division of a well-versed team of editorial and peer-review panels with immense experience in the field of psychosocial concepts. We are the leading journal publication and distributor of publications in this field of study. The International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation is unique in the extent to which it uses peer review in both the selection and final approval of publishing articles related to psychiatry. The manuscripts received are fully analyzed and carried out with our copyediting and formatting processes. And after our peer review analysis, we offer our authors, the final acceptance of the manuscript dependent on the appropriate response by our peer reviews.
AIM AND SCOPE
Upcoming and renowned authors in this field of study are welcome who want to publish their articles on topics that cover psychological factors affecting people who are mentally ill, alcoholic, drug abusers, and other controlled substances addicted people and the rehabilitation techniques and practices that are implemented in the recovery process of these psychiatrically disabled persons are fully encouraged to upload their article with International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation website. We publish only original research study or meta-analysis that is unique in their approach and offers new discoveries on psychosocial aspects that are accepted worldwide and add questions on existing paradigms that provide valuable insights into the existing discoveries. As a result, our field of research in psychology is fully authentic and unplagiarized. Concise report that introduces the abstract of the article content and intentions that lead to conclusions that should be constructive and innovative with preliminary data in it. Articles should follow our submission procedures and format as original articles.
Generally, our esteemed authors from different domains are welcome in submitting articles related to psychosocial rehabilitation and other related concepts. The authors should go through the Instructions for authors section thoroughly before submitting their article work. The authors are encouraged to submit their article work by providing some basic details of their background in the submit online section on our website. We charge a fee for processing at the editorial level and finally a complete fee to be paid after the author’s article gets a letter of acceptance from the International Journal of Psychological Rehabilitation.
ABSTRACT & INDEXING
Our journals’ coverage in this field of research includes:
As the technological era progresses, the demand for digital records grows dramatically. Automated records may pose the greatest challenge to archiving the right journal in identifying, selecting, and preserving records of lasting value. Since the invention of the computer, archiving has become a concerning factor and the concept of the archive in the field of data conservation has a big impact on the mission of the record-keeping practice. International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation understands end-to-end concepts of this technology and always cares for and controls archival records or the repository in which our records are stored in the form of our divergent database in the field of psychosocial and rehabilitation-related articles. We have deliberately archived some of the important research articles and findings covered by our journal. And we have taken full responsibility for bringing the journal under our archive set of journals by checking the authenticity of the source. This was possible through our way of approach to getting these archives established in our system. These are:
We use cutting-edge information technology tools to record our author’s successfully published journals and convert them into our archived list. The advantage is that the information is safe and secure. Furthermore, the storage space for information can be reduced, resulting in a more efficient way of managing information. To archive efficiently, we guide the disposal of unpublished documents in the office and manage archives that are published and highly cited in international journals. Articles on psychosocial disorders and discoveries are given particular attention. However, all articles that relate to psychosocial rehabilitation will be considered for achieving this.
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