Karin T.M. van Doesum, Charlotte Reedtz, Camilla Lauritzen
Child Talks+: A New Intervention to Support Families Affected by Parental Mental Illness
About this Journal
The Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health is devoted to the translation and dissemination of research knowledge specific to families living with parental mental illness. The idea for an e-journal dedicated exclusively to research and innovation specific to parental mental illness was born from a group of international researchers and change agents committed to enhancing the lives of families living with parental mental illness. This group is called the International Research Collaborative for Change in Parent and Child Mental Health.
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Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health open for submissions!
Posted by Lisa Palmer on 2022-11-19
Thank you all for your support and patience during our migration to Janeway. We hope you have had a chance to explore our new site. We are excited to announce the journal is now open for new submissions!The Submission page has the instructions you need to submit a manuscript. First, review our Author Guidelines.When you're ready to begin the submission process, register for an account (or login [...]
Read MoreWelcome to the new website for the Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health!
Posted by Lisa Palmer on 2022-09-10
Welcome to the new website for the Journal of Parent and Family Mental Health (JPFMH)! The journal has moved to a new publishing platform hosted by Janeway. The new open-source platform offers substantial benefits, including easy submission for authors, improved and easy to follow workflow, and increases in efficiency and flexibility. The previous site will be available until [...]
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