Aim and Scope
Aim
The International Journal of Counseling and Applied Psychology (IJCAP) aims to advance knowledge and practice in the fields of counseling, educational psychology, and applied psychology by publishing high-quality empirical research, conceptual articles, and literature reviews. The journal seeks to provide a global forum for scholars, practitioners, and researchers to exchange insights, foster innovation, and contribute to the development of evidence-based practices. IJCAP emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches and cross-cultural perspectives to address contemporary psychological and counseling challenges in diverse contexts.
Scope
The International Journal of Counseling and Applied Psychology (IJCAP) welcomes original contributions covering, but not limited to, the following areas:
- Counseling theories, models, and practices across diverse settings
- Educational psychology, learning processes, and student well-being
- Applied psychology in health, organizational, and community contexts
- Mental health interventions and prevention strategies
- Career counseling, vocational guidance, and workforce development
- Personal, social, learning, and career guidance within counseling and educational contexts
- Cross-cultural psychology and multicultural counseling practices
- Assessment tools, measurement, and psychometrics in applied settings
- Counseling and psychological services in digital and technology-assisted environments
- Ethical, legal, and professional issues in counseling and psychology
- Interdisciplinary research integrating psychology with education, health, and social sciences
