Journal of Individual Psychology
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University of Texas Press
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QUARTERLY · 6 x 9 · 128 PAGES/ISSUE · ISSN 1522-2527
The Journal of Individual Psychology is the journal of the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology. The journal serves to provide a forum for the finest dialogue pertaining to Adlerian practices, principles, and theoretical development. Articles relate to theoretical and research issues as well as concerns of practice and application of Adlerian psychological methods. The editors place great emphasis on maintaining high overall quality of research and scholarly contributions.
Recent Issues
Spring 2018, 74:1
Winter 2017, 73:4
Fall 2017, 73:3
Summer 2017, 73:2
Spring 2017, 73:1
Winter 2016, 72:4
Fall 2016, 72:3
Summer 2016, 72:2
Spring 2016, 72:1
Winter 2015, 71:4
Fall 2015, 71:3
Summer 2015, 71:2
Spring 2015, 71:1
Winter 2014, 70:4
Fall 2014, 70:3
Summer 2014, 70:2
Spring 2014, 70:1
Winter 2013, 69:4
Fall 2013, 69:3
Summer 2013, 69:2
Spring 2013, 69:1
Winter 2012, 68:4
Fall 2012, 68:3
Summer 2012, 68:2
Spring 2012, 68:1
Fall 2011, 67:3
Summer 2011, 67:2
Spring 2011, 67:1
Winter 2010, 66:4
Fall 2010, 66:3
Summer 2010, 66:2
Spring 2010, 66:1
Winter 2009, 65:4
Fall 2009, 65:3
Summer 2009, 65:2
Spring 2009, 65:1
Winter 2008, 64:4
Fall 2008, 64:3
Summer 2008, 64:2
Spring 2008, 64:1
Winter 2007, 63:4
Fall 2007, 63:3
Summer 2007, 63:2
Spring 2007, 63:1
Winter 2006, 62:4
Fall 2006, 62:3
Summer 2006, 62:2
Spring 2006, 62:1
Winter 2005, 61:4
Fall 2005, 61:3
Summer 2005, 61:2
Spring 2005, 61:1
Winter 2004, 60:4
Fall 2004, 60:3
Summer 2004, 60:2
Spring 2004, 60:1
Winter 2003, 59:4
Fall 2003, 59:3
Summer 2003, 59:2
Spring 2003, 59:1
Winter 2002, 58:4
Fall 2002, 58:3
Summer 2002, 58:2
Spring 2002, 58:1
Winter 2001, 57:4
Fall 2001, 57:3
Summer 2001, 57:2
Spring 2001, 57:1
Winter 2000, 56:4
Fall 2000, 56:3
Summer 2000, 56:2
Spring 2000, 56:1
Winter 1999, 55:4
Fall 1999, 55:3
Summer 1999, 55:2
Spring 1999, 55:1
Winter 1998, 54:4
Fall 1998, 54:3
Summer 1998, 54:2
Spring 1998, 54:1
Winter 1997, 53:4
Fall 1997, 53:3
Summer 1997, 53:2
Spring 1997, 53:1
Winter 1996, 52:4
Fall 1996, 52:3
Summer 1996, 52:2
Spring 1996, 52:1
Winter 1995, 51:4
Fall 1995, 51:3
Summer 1995, 51:2
Spring 1995, 51:1
- Editors' Notes: Diversity and Social Justice: Applying Theory and Adapting Practices
- Bengü Ergüner-Tekinalp, Leigh Johnson-Migalski, Susan E. Belangee
- Mexican American Immigrant Parents Striving to Raise Resilient Children: Obstacles, Tension Points, and Resiliency Factors
- Alejandra Chavez, Nataka Moore, Tiffany McDowell
- Bullying Prevention and Prejudice Reduction: Assessing the Outcome of an Integrative Training Program
- SeriaSh...
Winter 2017, 73:4
- Editors' Notes: Part 2 of Neo-Adlerian Approaches to Psychotherapy and Jon Carlson's Place in the History and Future of Individual Psychology
- Jon Sperry and Len Sperry
- Introduction to the Neo-Adlerian Approaches to Psychotherapy Special Issue, Part 2
- Jon Carlson
- Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy and Individual Psychology
- Debbie Joffe Ellis
- A Comparison of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy to Adlerian Individual Psycholo...
Fall 2017, 73:3
- Editors' Notes: Extending Individual Psychology Theory and Practice Through Empirical and Scholarly Research
- Jon Sperry and Len Sperry
- Feeling Equal to Others Predicts Life Satisfaction: Implications for Adlerian Neuro-Counselors
- Gina Wilson and Reade Dowda
- Predictors of Post-Traumatic Growth: The Role of Social Interest and Meaning in Life
- Ramona I. Grad and Melissa Zeligman
- Attachment, Dyadic Adjustment, and Social In...
Summer 2017, 73:2
- A Heartfelt Thank-You for the Opportunity to Serve and for Your Support
- William L. Curlette and Roy M. Kern
- In Memoriam: Jon Carlson, EdD, PsyD
- Len Sperry and Jon Sperry
- Introduction to the Neo-Adlerian Approaches to Psychotherapy Special Issue, Part 1
- Jon Carlson
- Neo-Adlerian Approaches to Psychotherapy
- Michael P. Maniacci, Jon Carlson, and Laurie Sackett-Maniacci
- Similarities Between Cognitive B...
Spring 2017, 73:1
- Contributions to the Therapeutic Process and Research in Individual Psychology
- William L. Curlette and Roy M. Kern
- A Phrase That Adler Spoke Frequently but Rarely Wrote
- James W. Croake
- The Trauma-Competent Clinician: A Qualitative Model of Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes Supporting Adlerian-Based Trauma Psychotherapy
- Melinda Paige, Jaclyn DeVore, Catherine Y. Chang, and Julia Whisenhunt
- Development of the Soc...
Winter 2016, 72:4
Fall 2016, 72:3
Summer 2016, 72:2
Spring 2016, 72:1
Winter 2015, 71:4
Fall 2015, 71:3
Summer 2015, 71:2
Spring 2015, 71:1
Winter 2014, 70:4
Fall 2014, 70:3
Summer 2014, 70:2
Spring 2014, 70:1
Winter 2013, 69:4
Fall 2013, 69:3
Summer 2013, 69:2
Spring 2013, 69:1
Winter 2012, 68:4
Fall 2012, 68:3
Summer 2012, 68:2
Spring 2012, 68:1
Fall 2011, 67:3
Summer 2011, 67:2
Spring 2011, 67:1
Winter 2010, 66:4
Fall 2010, 66:3
Summer 2010, 66:2
Spring 2010, 66:1
Winter 2009, 65:4
Fall 2009, 65:3
Summer 2009, 65:2
Spring 2009, 65:1
Winter 2008, 64:4
Fall 2008, 64:3
Summer 2008, 64:2
Spring 2008, 64:1
Winter 2007, 63:4
Fall 2007, 63:3
Summer 2007, 63:2
Spring 2007, 63:1
Winter 2006, 62:4
Fall 2006, 62:3
Summer 2006, 62:2
Spring 2006, 62:1
Winter 2005, 61:4
Fall 2005, 61:3
Summer 2005, 61:2
Spring 2005, 61:1
Winter 2004, 60:4
Fall 2004, 60:3
Summer 2004, 60:2
Spring 2004, 60:1
Winter 2003, 59:4
Fall 2003, 59:3
Summer 2003, 59:2
Spring 2003, 59:1
Winter 2002, 58:4
Fall 2002, 58:3
Summer 2002, 58:2
Spring 2002, 58:1
Winter 2001, 57:4
Fall 2001, 57:3
Summer 2001, 57:2
Spring 2001, 57:1
Winter 2000, 56:4
Fall 2000, 56:3
Summer 2000, 56:2
Spring 2000, 56:1
Winter 1999, 55:4
Fall 1999, 55:3
Summer 1999, 55:2
Spring 1999, 55:1
Winter 1998, 54:4
Fall 1998, 54:3
Summer 1998, 54:2
Spring 1998, 54:1
Winter 1997, 53:4
Fall 1997, 53:3
Summer 1997, 53:2
Spring 1997, 53:1
Winter 1996, 52:4
Fall 1996, 52:3
Summer 1996, 52:2
Spring 1996, 52:1
Winter 1995, 51:4
Fall 1995, 51:3
Summer 1995, 51:2
Spring 1995, 51:1
Submissions:
Manuscript Submission Requirements
Only original papers are considered for publication. By submitting a manuscript, the author(s) stipulate compliance with the ethical codes of either the American Counseling Association or the American Psychological Association relevant to their research and manuscript, including not submitting to more than one publisher simultaneously.
Generally, article manuscripts are 18–25 pages in length; submissions for columns or the Reports and New Developments section should be 8–14 pages in length. If an article manuscript is more than 30 pages, please contact the editorial office before submitting it. All manuscripts should be double-spaced and formatted using Courier New font size 12.
Manuscripts must include an abstract of no more than 120 words. Please include keywords following the abstract. Text and references of all manuscripts should be formatted according to the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed., 2010).
Authors bear responsibility for the accuracy of all references and quotations. Manuscripts should be logical, well organized, concise, and related to Individual Psychology. Manuscripts are subject to editorial modification.
Manuscript Submission Instructions
Manuscripts should be submitted via Scholastica at https://submissions.scholasticahq.com/sites/journal-of-individual-psychology. Upload a Microsoft Word document that includes a physical mailing address, phone number, email address, and a short biographical statement (approximately three sentences) for each author of the manuscript. Authors’ names should appear on the title page only. Any missing information will delay review of the manuscript. Please send any questions to jip@lynn.edu or write to Len Sperry and Jonathan Sperry, Editors, The Journal of Individual Psychology, Lynn University, 3601 North Military Trail, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
Review Process
Unsolicited manuscripts submitted to The Journal of Individual Psychology undergo a masked peer review process by contributing editors. Invited, featured, or column manuscripts are peer reviewed by the journal’s editors, special editors (if any), or column editors (if any). Manuscripts resubmitted after being returned to their authors for major revision may be reviewed by one or more additional contributing editors at the discretion of the journal editors.
Manuscripts should be submitted to:
Jon Sperry and Len Sperry, Editors
The Journal of Individual Psychology
Lynn University
3601 North Military Trail, AS 104
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Phone: 561-237-7486
Email: JIP@lynn.edu
Editorial Office:
Editors
Jon Sperry and Len Sperry, Editors
The Journal of Individual Psychology
Lynn University
3601 North Military Trail, AS 104
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Phone: 561-237-7486
Email: JIP@lynn.edu
Indexers:
The Journal of Individual Psychology is indexed in Academic Search Premier, Bibliographic Index of Health Education Periodicals, e-psyche, Gay and Lesbian Abstracts, Guide to PsychINFO, IBR (International Bibliography of Book Reviews), IBZ (International Bibliography of Periodical Literature), Psychological Abstracts, and Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection.
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