The Quarterly Journal of Thought and Behavior in Clinical Psychology provides a scholarly platform for the publication of rigorous research, theoretical contributions, and credible clinical experiences in the field of psychotherapy. Its primary focus is on therapeutic processes and outcomes, the therapeutic relationship, mechanisms of change, clinical formulation, and the adaptation of interventions to clients’ needs, characteristics, and personality organization. The Journal welcomes empirical, theoretical, qualitative, and process-oriented studies, systematic case studies, and integrative models that bridge scientific research and the realities of the therapy room.