Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Counselling Psychology
- Publisher
- Nigerian Association of Clinical Psychologists' official journal (A Division of Nigerian Psychological Association)
- ISSN
- 1118-4035
- Country
- Nigeria
- Language
- English
- Thematic area
- Social Sciences and Humanities
About this journal
The Nigerian Journal of Clinical and Counselling Psychology (NJCCP) stands as a prominent platform for disseminating research and scholarly discourse within the field of clinical and counselling psychology in Nigeria and beyond. Its scope encompasses a wide array of topics relevant to the practice, research, and advancement of these disciplines. The journal delves into diverse areas such as psychological assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders; psychotherapy and counselling interventions; psychopathology and its underlying mechanisms; cultural and social influences on mental health; and ethical considerations in clinical practice.
The key themes that permeate NJCCP's content include the integration of cultural perspectives into mental health care, the development and validation of culturally appropriate assessment tools and interventions, the exploration of mental health challenges specific to the Nigerian context, and the promotion of evidence-based practice in clinical and counselling settings. These themes reflect the journal's commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of mental health within the unique sociocultural landscape of Nigeria and contributing to the advancement of culturally sensitive and effective interventions.
NJCCP serves a diverse audience composed of mental health professionals, researchers, academics, and students. This includes clinical psychologists, counselling psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, and other mental health practitioners. The journal provides a valuable resource for these individuals, enabling them to stay abreast of cutting-edge research, learn about innovative approaches to clinical practice, and engage in critical discussions about the evolving field of mental health. Its audience extends beyond Nigeria, reaching researchers and practitioners globally who are interested in exploring the complexities of mental health in diverse cultural contexts.
NJCCP has established itself as a reputable journal within the field of clinical and counselling psychology. Its commitment to rigorous peer review ensures the publication of high-quality research and scholarly articles. The journal's impact is evident in its contributions to the advancement of knowledge in mental health, its influence on clinical practice, and its role in fostering collaboration and dialogue among professionals. The journal plays a significant role in shaping the future of mental health care in Nigeria and beyond, by promoting evidence-based practices, disseminating research findings, and fostering a deeper understanding of the diverse experiences of mental health within a global context.
Volumes (20 articles)
Volume 8, Issue 1 (2004)
- An Impact Evaluation of Nomadic Education Programme in Nigeria
- Communication Media and Electioneering in Nigeria's Rural Communities
- Examination malpractices in Nigerian educational system: Causes, effects and the way out
- Perception of principals and teachers of the external supervisors' role in secondary schools in Ogun State
- The Efficacy of Group Counselling on the Study Habit Patterns of Adult Sandwich Students in a Nigerian University
- The Role of Goal-Setting and Action Plans in Leadership Effectiveness in Nigerian Higher Educational Institutions
Volume 8, Issue 2 (2004)
- Commercial Sexwork: A Case Study of the Situation with the Sex-Workers in Igboland of Abia State of Nigeria
- Mode of Supervision and Teacher Productivity
- Qualitative Evaluation of Agricultural Management Training Programme in Nigeria: An Experience
- Some Demographic Profiling of the Adolescent's Self-Concept in Ibadan
- Teachers' Perceptions of Communication Needs of Deaf Children in Kenyan School System
- Teaching Strategies for Economics to the Hearing Impaired
Volume 7, Issue 1 (2001)
- A Review of Federal Government's Initiatives in Information Sourcing for the UBE
- A Study of the Trend and Extent of Drug Abuse Among Drug Abusers at the NDLEA Counselling Centre, Lagos
- Human Capital Development in Nigeria: A Socio-Economic Analysis
- Influence of Duration and Pattern of Work on Knowledge of Aids/Stds and Practice of Safer Sex Methods among Commercial Sex Workers and Control Group as Non-Commercial Sex Workers in Ibadan Metropolis
- Scientific Literacy Campaign among Children with Special Needs
- Sensori-Motor and Activity Method of Instruction for Toilet Training the Trainable Mentally Retarded Children
- The Impact of Multiple Role Strain, Self-Efficacy, and Locus of Control on The Psychological Health of Working Mothers
- The Place of Values in Counselling Process