The Family Journal advances the theory, research and practice of counseling with couples and families from a family systems perspective. Edited by Stephen Southern, the journal provides groundbreaking, innovative scholarship for counseling researchers, educators and practitioners.

The most diverse coverage available

To help you keep pace with the field, The Family Journal blends theory, research and practice in each issue. In addition to articles reporting the latest and most important research, the journal also features multiple columns that provide a wide variety of content, focusing on how to make interventions from a systemic perspective. Regularly featured sections include: Ethics Literature Reviews Case Consultation Interviews with leaders in family therapy Counselor Training Techniques To Share Book and Video Reviews.

Who will benefit from The Family Journal?

Anyone involved with counseling and therapy for couples and families today faces pressing challenges. The Family Journal is a reliable, comprehensive resource that serves the needs of a wide audience: For researchers, up-to-date articles in both empirical research and conceptual scholarship, plus reviews of recent literature. For educators, the latest research and theory keeps coursework current, in addition to articles focusing on counselor training. For practitioners, articles include implications for practice, plus a regular section on practical ideas and tips.

To contact The Family Journal editorial office, please write to FamilyJournal@mc.edu.