About the Journal

The Afrihorizon Journal of Applied Psychology and Mental Health is a peer-reviewed, open-access platform dedicated to advancing knowledge, research, and practical solutions in the fields of applied psychology and mental health. Our journal serves as a bridge between theory and practice, offering a space for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share evidence-based insights and innovations that address psychological and mental health challenges across diverse settings.

We are committed to fostering scholarly excellence and facilitating the global exchange of knowledge to promote mental well-being and effective psychological interventions.

Our Mission

The mission of the Afrihorizon Journal of Applied Psychology and Mental Health is to advance the science and practice of psychology to address mental health challenges in diverse and dynamic contexts.

Scope and Focus Areas

The Afrihorizon Journal of Applied Psychology and Mental Health welcomes high-quality submissions that explore a broad spectrum of topics in applied psychology and mental health. Key focus areas include:

Applied Psychology:

• Workplace psychology and organizational behavior.
• Educational and school psychology.
• Sports psychology and performance enhancement.
• Health psychology and behavioral interventions.
• Forensic psychology and criminal behavior analysis.

Mental Health:

• Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders.
• Community mental health programs and initiatives.
• Psychological resilience and coping mechanisms.
• Cultural and regional influences on mental health.
• Neuropsychology and cognitive rehabilitation.

Special Topics:

• Mental health policy and advocacy.
• Innovations in therapy and counseling techniques.
• Psychological impacts of trauma, conflict, and displacement.
• Digital mental health solutions and telepsychology.
• Cross-cultural and indigenous approaches to mental health.

We encourage interdisciplinary and cross-cultural studies that provide actionable insights, challenge existing paradigms, and contribute to the global understanding of applied psychology and mental health.