New Board Members from Germany and Japan
2025-08-15
Two new members joined our Editorial Board from Germany and Japan.
About the Journal
In our view, human development, well-being, mental health, nature, culture, and society are co-evolving systems that interact in complex and dynamic ways. We are therefore seeking new quantitative and qualitative empirical studies, comprehensive reviews and thought-provoking perspective articles inspired by theoretical or practical dilemmas, preferably in a comparative way, through individual, socio-cultural, historical, or institutional perspectives.
Announcements
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Perfectionism Among Professional Folk Dancers
2025-07-21Read our latest research article on the Perfectionism Among Hungarian Professional Folk Dancers. Read more
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Summer Greetings - Manuscripts are welcome!
2025-07-17We are continuously accepting manuscript submissions during the academic break as well. We welcome articles connected to mental health and well-being.
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We're now on social media: follow us!
2025-07-16Follow us on our newly launched channels where we present key aspects of published research in a clear, accessible, and visual format.
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Fear of Missing Out and Social Networking Addiction
2025-06-30Read our latest research article on the Relationship Between Fear of Missing Out, Social Networking Addiction and Psychological Well-Being. Read more
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Lutheran Pastors’ Well-Being and Available Support
2025-05-01Read our latest research article on The Relationship between Lutheran Pastors’ Well-Being and the Professional Support Available to Them. Read more
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Navigating Global Family Diversity
2025-04-30Read our latest review article in the Special Compilation of Articles on Family Studies and Family Therapy. Read more
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The Role of Majority Status in Shaping Self-Esteem
2025-04-07Read our latest research article on a Comparative Study of Muslim and Christian College Students in Indonesia. Read more
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Artificial Intelligence in the Family System
2025-03-14Read our latest perspective article on Artificial Intelligence in the family system, its possible positive and detrimental effects. Read more
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Coparenting Relationship Scale: the Hungarian version
2025-03-05Read our latest research article on the Validation and Psychometric Properties of the Hungarian Version of the CRS. Read more
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Read our latest perspective article
2025-02-28Read our latest article on The Marriage and Family Therapy Practice Research Network. Read more
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New Board Members in early 2025
2025-02-21New members joined our Editorial Board from Costa Rica, India, Hungary, Peru and Portugal.
