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Journal | Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research

These journals contribute to the development and dissemination of knowledge in two different ways. First, by publishing rigorous peer-reviewed conceptual and research-based papers, they promote high academic standards in the published knowledge of coaching. Secondly, they provide a platform for academic work to influence the practice of coaching, by publishing soundbites of the research results relevant to those involved in coaching. 

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Robert Kaiser

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202-336-5500

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Key purpose

Advance knowledge and practice in all areas of consulting psychology (including but not limited to coaching, assessment, leadership, corporate consulting, consulting to schools, team consulting, etc.)

1. Conducting research of publishable quality in peer-refereed journals
  • Yes

The journal publishes peer-reviewed, scholarly research in all areas, including at the individual, group, and organizational/systemic levels so long as there is a consulting focus. Articles crossing two or more levels are particularly welcomed. The journal is international in scope and is uniquely placed to reach both academic and consulting practitioner audiences, publishing original empirical research, reviews of literature and research, case studies, articles on training practice development, theoretical articles, and more.

Further details:

http://www.apa.org/pubs/journals/cpb/

7. Creating search engines for research based publications
  • Yes

The journal is published by the American Psychological Association, and is available electronically through APA's PsycNET platform, which includes PsycINFO, the world's largest resource for the discovery of abstracts and citations from behavioral science research, and PsycARTICLES - a database of full-text articles from journals published by APA.

Further details:

http://www.apa.org/pubs/databases/index.aspx

8. Organising conferences that include coaching research strands e.g. conference research papers
  • Yes

The journal is a publication of the American Psychological Association's Division 13, the Society of Consulting Psychology, which represents psychologists who consult with individuals, groups and organizations in order to catalyze growth and change. The Society strives to be a strong intellectual and collegial community that is a source of valuable insights and useful resources, as we continuously expand the knowledge base of our profession. The Society leads a yearly conference and participates in APA's Annual Convention.

Further details:

https://www.societyofconsultingpsychology.org/

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