Statement of Purpose

In contemporary society, the human mind is shaped not only by individual experience but also by social, cultural, historical, institutional, and relational contexts. As globalization advances and multicultural societies expand, new perspectives are needed for understanding psychological life and providing support.

The Society examines the theories, practices, professional systems, training, and ethics of clinical psychology from the perspective of comparative clinical psychology. It seeks to clarify both commonalities and differences across cultural, social, and institutional contexts.

Journal

The Journal of Comparative Clinical Psychology publishes research articles, practice reports, and theoretical studies related to comparative clinical psychology and multicultural psychological support.

Online ISSN: 2760-2575
J-STAGE: Journal page

Membership

The Society welcomes researchers, practitioners, graduate students, and professionals interested in clinical psychology, multicultural support, intercultural adaptation, cultural psychology, and global mental health.

Contact: [email protected]