ISSN 2576-9375
Now accepting submissions for Fall 2018. (Download the Call for Papers.)
See below for Author Submission Guidelines.
See below for Author Submission Guidelines.
ABOUT
MacBain & Boyd Publishers is pleased to announce the launching of a new scholarly journal in the field of mental health, The Behavioral Mind: A Journal of Personality Disorders, this Spring, 2018. This is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal. John H. Morgan, Ph.D.(Hartford), D.Sc.(London), Psy.D.(FH/Oxford), serves as Editor-in-Chief with a distinguished Board of Editors attached. Recently retired Senior Fellow in Behavioral Science of Foundation House/Oxford (UK), Dr. Morgan's recent publications include Clinical Psychotherapy: A History of Theory and Practice (from Sigmund Freud to Aaron Beck) and Psychopathology: A Clinical Guide to Personality Disorders.
AIM & SCOPE
The birth and continued prominence of humanistic psychology, the Third Force, initiated by Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers, has proven pivotal in the continual dialogue, (not always pleasant but always productive), between the various schools of biological psychiatry and psychoanalysis, a fact that cannot be denied. This interface between the diagnostic labeling embraced by the DSM and the humanistic approach to psychotherapy embodied in the Third Force has proven most productive in the advancement of mental health treatment in the 20th and 21st centuries, and this publication, The Behavioral Mind: A Journal of Personality Disorders, is committed to creating a positive and productive environment for that ongoing discussion and dialogue.
This journal strives to present a balance between the DSM and humanistic psychology and will have as its focus the fostering of work by adjunct and junior faculty teaching and researching in the field of psychology.
Read the Editor's Note (Spring 2018).
This journal strives to present a balance between the DSM and humanistic psychology and will have as its focus the fostering of work by adjunct and junior faculty teaching and researching in the field of psychology.
Read the Editor's Note (Spring 2018).
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
John H. Morgan, Ph.D. (Hartford), D.Sc.(London), Psy.D.(Foundation House/Oxford)
Senior Fellow in Behavioral Science (ret.), Foundation House/Oxford (UK)
Member: American Psychological Association; American Counseling Association;
Society of Clinical Psychology (APA Division 12)
Senior Fellow in Behavioral Science (ret.), Foundation House/Oxford (UK)
Member: American Psychological Association; American Counseling Association;
Society of Clinical Psychology (APA Division 12)
BOARD OF EDITORS
Michael L. Brock, Psy.D.
Richard G. Boudreau, M.D., Psy.D.
Thomas Cordier, Ph.D.
Nancy Dietsch, Psy.D.
Muhammad Hatim, Ph.D.
Charles Ignatius, Ph.D.
Shinichi Tagami, Ph.D.
Arthur Waskow, Ph.D.
Richard G. Boudreau, M.D., Psy.D.
Thomas Cordier, Ph.D.
Nancy Dietsch, Psy.D.
Muhammad Hatim, Ph.D.
Charles Ignatius, Ph.D.
Shinichi Tagami, Ph.D.
Arthur Waskow, Ph.D.
AUTHOR SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
- Articles must be submitted as a Word Document
- Articles must comply with APA notation style; in-text citations are required as footnotes are not accepted
- Word count range is 5,000 to 7,500
- Articles must include a 100-200 word abstract and a list of five keywords
- Articles must be copy edited prior to submission
- Articles must be submitted blind with attached cover sheet
- Authors must hold an adjunct or faculty position at the collegiate level
- Authors must hold complete copyright to the submitted article
(Note to contributors: There are no fees to authors or authors' institutions for submission, evaluation, or publication of articles.)
Submit articles to John H. Morgan, Editor-in-Chief.
Authors interested in submitting a book manuscript in this field to MacBain & Boyd may email their work in Word format to the Office of the Managing Editor.