Advances in Mental Health

Advances in Mental Health (ISSN: 1837-4905), incorporating volumes 1-8 of the Australian e-Journal for the Advancement of Mental Health (ISSN: 1446-7984), is available from eContent Management P/L.

Editor-in-Chief: Graham Martin OAM, MD, FRANZCP, DPM
Professor and Director, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, The University of Queensland; Director, UQ Group for Suicide Prevention Studies in Young People, Mental Health Centre, Royal Brisbane Hospital, Herston QLD, Australia

The promotion of mental health and prevention of mental illness
is a strategic and policy priority in Australia and is reflected in
similar directions internationally...
To my mind this is a very important journal for mental health.
It has provided opportunities for so many Australian, Asia Pacific and
international mental health workers and researchers who would
otherwise not have been able to publish.
Graham Martin OAM

Advances in Mental Health (ISSN: 1837-4905) is a forum for advancing mental health promotion, prevention of mental illness, and early intervention approaches to mental health. A contemporary peer-reviewed journal for mental health practitioners, researchers, students, lecturers, clinicians, nurses, social workers, carers, mediators, counsellors, consumers, commentators and policy developers, Advances in Mental Health is available in print and online formats from volume 9, 2010.

A free, no-obligation hard copy issue of Advances in Mental Health is available to library selection committee members, serials librarians and course coordinators on request.

Advances in Mental Health appears in three issues per annum on a July to June subscription cycle. Links to special issues are available in the right hand column of this page.

Call for general contributions

Contributions are invited from clinicians, practitioners, consumers, carers, researchers, academics and commentators across the broad range of disciplines that are involved in these approaches to mental health. We are interested in:

reviews and theoretical articles
original applied research and empirical studies
analyses of population needs
evaluations of innovative or model programs
service reorientation studies offering solutions for administrators, policy makers and service providers
comments on policy, history, politics, economics and ethics.

Manuscripts should be submitted according to Advances in Mental Health Author Guidelines.

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Availability

Advances in Mental Health is available as an 'online plus print-on-demand' subscription. Institutional subscribers receive access to all current and back issues online for the subscription year. Supplementary print copies may be ordered directly from the publisher. Library consortia, multi-campus university and multi-user government licenses, as well as single user password access may be arranged by subscribers through their subscription agent or with the publisher. Online access is available to subscribers through EBSCOhost, SwetsWise, ProQuest, EBSCO Publishing, Informit, Cengage, CNPIEC and CELDES.

Pay per View (PPV) access for individual articles is available. Special issues are available from eContent Management directly in print and online, or under their eISBN on a PPV, sale or multiuser lease from Ebook Library to institutions and from eBooks.com to individuals.