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The British Journal of Psychotherapy is an international journal for a wide range of psychoanalytic practitioners. Approximately 7,000 institutions across the globe offer access to content in the BJP via licenses or subscriptions. The top 10 countries accessing the journal are the UK, USA, Australia, Canada, Netherlands, China, India, Germany, Saudi Arabia and New Zealand. The BJP focuses primarily on high-quality original accounts of practice and research that contribute vital knowledge to the field of psychotherapy, ultimately for the benefit of patients and clients in alleviating suffering and saving lives. The journal encourages papers about work with children and young people, adults, groups and organisations. The Editorial Board is drawn from a wide range of psychoanalytic, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, psychodynamic, group and analytical psychology training organizations. The Journal encourages dialogue between private practice and institutionally based practice.
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