Cognitive Psychotherapy Reviews is the journal of the Italian Society of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapy. Since 1996 the journal gathers clinical, theoretical and practical contributions of professionals (Psychotherapists, Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Medical Doctors) who embrace the Cognitive-Behavioural approach to study the mind and psychological suffering. The main goal of the journal is to enhance the knowledge of clinical Cognitivism. It also hosts articles which will contribute to the understanding and diffusion of theoretical and intervention cognitivist models, developed and applied in various domains of psychopathology. A further goal of the journal is to promote Italian clinical Cognitivism, which has contributed for a long time to the progress of Cognitive Psychotherapy internationally. This thanks to the development of numerous theoretical models and with the constant reference to scientifically based methods of investigation.

Direttore: Lorenza Isola
Vice Direttore:Marco Bani, Michele Procacci
Direttore Responsabile: Valeria Vantaggi
comitato di redazione: Stefano Ardenghi, Gabriella Catalano, Giulia Rampoldi, Barbara Renzetti, Marianna Russo, Selena Russo, Valeria Semeraro, Rosa Vitale
comitato scientifico: Rita Ardito, Carlo Buonanno, Luca Canestri, Antonella Carassa, Antonino Carcione, Gabriele Chiari, Lorenzo Cionini, Livia Colle, Giovanni Fassone, Donatella Fiore, Furio Lambruschi, Andrea Landini, Giovanni Liotti†(;), Francesco Mancini, Chiara Manfredi, Giuseppe Nicolò, Antonio Onofri, Cristina Ortu, Susanna Pallini, Cristiana Patrizi, Roberto Pedone, Renato Proietti, Gianluca Provvedi, Clarice Ranfagni, Mario Reda, Giorgio Rezzonico, Antonio Semerari, Savina Stoppa Beretta, Mariagrazia Strepparava

Central Editorial: Viale Castro Pretorio, 116 00185 Roma, tel. 06/44704193, fax 06/44360720, email:quaderni@sitcc.it

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