The Journal of Addiction Psychiatry (JAP) welcomes researchers, psychiatrists, psychologists, clinicians, mental health professionals, and healthcare providers to contribute to a dynamic platform dedicated to advancing research and clinical practice in addiction, psychiatry, and behavioral health.

Addiction and related mental health conditions present complex challenges that require a deeper understanding of their biological, psychological, social, and clinical dimensions. JAP provides a platform for research addressing substance use disorders, behavioral addictions, co-occurring psychiatric conditions, prevention, diagnosis, treatment, recovery, and other emerging areas in addiction and mental health.

Through rigorously peer-reviewed scholarly communications, JAP aims to promote the exchange of scientific knowledge, evidence-based practices, and innovative perspectives across diverse disciplines. The journal is committed to supporting research that contributes to improved prevention, treatment, recovery, and overall outcomes for individuals and communities affected by addiction.
Recognizing the evolving nature of addiction research and mental healthcare, JAP strives to provide an efficient and constructive peer-review process.

We invite you to join this scientific journey as an author or reviewer and contribute original research, reviews, case reports, short communications, perspectives, letters, and other scholarly contributions that advance the field of addiction psychiatry.