Writer's Guidelines

Psychology Information Online will accept scholarly articles devoted to furthering the understanding of issues and problems relevant to the practice of psychology. We are interested in professional literature reviews regarding differences in treatment modalities and theoretical approaches, the effectiveness of specific treatment approaches for specific problems, comparisons of different treatment approaches for a specific problem, and the response of specific problems to treatment (specific or general).  We are also interested in well-documented theoretical articles concerned with the identification, course, and response to treatment of newly conceptualized syndromes and psychological problems, or psychological responses to specific social and environmental problems and events. (For example, a theoretical model describing the various types of clinical and coping responses to school violence). We are also interested in case studies presented to illustrate a theoretical approach or treatment process for a specific psychological problem.

Professional articles are published under topic headings, as are consumr articles, and the publication procedures and associated costs are identical. Please review the Publication of Consumer Articles for more details.

Complete information about publishing articles:

• Writing for Online Publications - Why publish articles online?
• Writer's Guidelines for Publishing Professional Journals
• Writer's Guidelines for Publishing Consumer Psychology Articles
• Topics for Consumer Articles - Suggestions
• Publication Costs
• Current Online Articles

If you wish to submit a professional article for online publication, or have additional questions about the process, please contact Donald J. Franklin, Ph.D. at: