Phenomena Journal

Aims & Scope

Phenomena Journal is a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal published quarterly, dedicated to experts in psychopathology, neuroscience, and psychotherapy. Published by Verduci Editore , the journal's mission is to publish articles, reviews, methodological research hypotheses, and opinion pieces by authors from both national and international landscapes within its fields of interest, following a three-monthly publication model . Additionally, the journal seeks to promote scientific knowledge beyond purely academic settings, such as in clinical contexts not primarily focused on research projects. Phenomena Journal is published with the administrative and financial support of Phenomena HUB APS, a non-profit cultural association of independent researchers. The supporting association plays no role in editorial decision-making, which is carried out independently by the Editorial Board in accordance with COPE and ICMJE standards.  The main Editorial Sections are: Humanistic therapy Integrated therapy Cognitive therapy Behavioral therapy Psychoanalytic and psychodynamic therapy Systemic therapy Clinical Psychology Cognitive neuroscience Brain health and clinical neuroscience Affective neuroscience Computational neuroscience Mind, brain, and educational science Clinical psychopathology Phenomenological psychopathology

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