The Revista de Psicología Clínica con Niños y Adolescentes / Journal of Clinical Psychology in Childhood and Adolescence has published its new issue (Vol. 13, No. 2), comprising a total of 8 articles addressing a range of relevant topics in the field of child and adolescent clinical psychology.
The studies included in this issue examine highly relevant current topics, such as juvenile recidivism, problematic social media use, body dissatisfaction and body shaming in family and school contexts, as well as the assessment and adaptation of psychological instruments related to emotion regulation and self-harm risk. Additionally, the issue features research on mental health literacy in ADHD and preliminary evaluations of intervention programs for self-injurious behavior in adolescents.
This issue stands out for its international scope, with contributions from various countries. Alongside national contributions, the issue includes studies from Colombia, Turkey, Mexico, and Peru. This diversity reflects the growing global interest in understanding and addressing mental health problems in childhood and adolescence.
Overall, the articles published provide up-to-date and relevant empirical evidence, fostering the development of scientific knowledge and contributing to the improvement of clinical practice in child and adolescent settings.
Link to the full issue here
