What I'm interested in:
- Clinical Gerontologist: journal of aging and mental health
Call for Papers
CLINICAL GERONTOLOGIST, now in its second decade,
is for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers,
nurses and other mental health professionals.
What distinguishes CG from other journals in this field
is a commitment to practitioner relevance.
What topics are appropriate? anything dealing with
mental health in later life: issues relating to the
assessment of and intervention for depression, dementia,
etc. We are especially interested in caregivers.
What topics are NOT appropriate? poetic reflections on
aging, theoretical digressions onto Erikson or Maslow.
What is the maximum length? Full-length articles should
reference previous publications in CG and usually run
from ten to forty typewritten pages, double-spaced.
CLINICAL COMMENTS are illustrative case studies under
four pages.
What format is appropriate? APA is preferred.
How many copies should be submitted? four
What is the address for editorial submissions?
T.L. Brink, Ph.D., Editor
Clinical Gerontologist
1103 Church Street
Redlands, CA 92374
How can I get a subscription? call 1-800-3-HAWORTH
or email [email protected] or write
Haworth Press
10 Alice Street
Binghamton, NY 13904.
- special issue on dreams
Call for Papers
Dreams as a Tool for assessment and
intervention with the aged
Clinical Gerontologist: the journal of aging
and mental health is preparing a special issue
on the use of dreams by mental health
practitioners working with the aged.
AUDIENCE: our inter-disciplinary readership is
composed of psychologists, physicians, nurses,
social workers and other counselors
TYPES OF ARTICLES: case studies are preferred,
because they offer the most opportunity to
illustrate how to do an assessment or intervention;
also quantitative studies dealing with treatment
effectiveness or the psychometric properties of
assessment tools with this population.
TOPICS: dementia, depression, agitation,
aggressiveness, anxiety, post traumatic stress
disorder, substance abuse, hypochondriasis,
factitious disorder, paranoia, familial and
caregiving issues
TOPICS TO BE AVOIDED: personal reflections,
politics, poetry
COPIES: please send 4 (four) copies of the
completed manuscript
FORMAT: APA preferred
SAMPLE COPY OF THE JOURNAL: contact
Haworth Press [email protected]
QUESTIONS ABOUT SUBMITTED ARTICLES:
T.L. Brink, Ph.D., Editor
1103 Church Street
Redlands, CA 92374
[email protected]
- distance learning
You can take computer-delivered
college level courses through
your computer. Contact Dr. Brink
for more details.
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