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Clinical Psychology in Europe
A platform for clinical psychological research in Europe
Free of charge for authors and readers
Attention
Please note that the journal will be transitioning to another publishing arrangement in 2027, meaning that articles submitted now are not going to fall under a diamond open access agreement and may require an article processing charge if authors wish them to be published open access. More exact information will follow soon.
The journal Clinical Psychology in Europe (CPE) has the aim of providing a platform for clinical psychological research in Europe that contributes to advances in clinical psychological science. It is a platform that provides access to cutting-edge psychological research with the objective of covering multiple approaches, topics and conceptual views.
CPE is the Official Academic Journal of the European Association of Clinical Psychology and Psychological Treatment (EACLIPТ). The journal welcomes research conducted both in and outside of Europe and hopes to portray the advances these make to the field of clinical psychology in Europe.
By offering an open-access journal that is free of charge to authors and readers, we aim to make research in the field of clinical psychology widely visible.
Recent Articles
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Trusting the Psychotherapist, Trusting the Governmental System and Perhaps Trusting the Neighbor Next Door: Exploring the Institutional Nature of Trust in Psychotherapists and Examining Different Groups of Trusters in a Large German Patient SampleMarie-Theresa Kaufmann, Christoph Kasinger, Ayline Heller, Elmar Brähler, Bernhard StraußAugust 2026
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No Cognitive Scarring Over 20 Years in Recurrent Depression: Bidirectionality of Cognitive Functioning and DepressionJoost Gülpen, Amanda M. Legemaat, Eva A. M. van Dis, Gert J. Geurtsen, Ellie M. Wekking, Huibert Burger, Damiaan A. J. P. Denys, Claudi L. H. BocktingAugust 2026
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