Mental Health Reviews (MHR) welcomes review articles on topics of current clinical interest in the fields of Psychiatry and Psychology.  Papers presented in conferences or other academic programmes may be submitted  - one major aim of MHR is to help increase the visibility of these articles.  Articles previously published in print media can also submitted, if the author owns the copyright. MHR does not accept review articles sponsored by pharmaceutical firms. The advantages of publishing in MHR and detailed instructions to authors are outlined below.

advantages of publishing in Mental Heath Reviews

	You retain the rights of the article, as per the site's Creative Commons License.
	Publication of a new article is notified to hundreds of mental health professionals across the globe through monthly PsyPlexus Newsletter.
	Effective Search Engine Optimization techniques employed in the site ensure that your article is placed high in the search results pages of major search engines.
	The facilities to e-mail the articles and to translate the articles to many non-English languages help your article reach a wider audience.
	You can get more visitors to your personal or institutional website from the link included in your articles.
	Inclusion of your e-mail address in the article helps the readers to contact you with comments and queries. E-mail addressed are placed in the article using java-script so that spammers cannot collect your address using automated means.

Instructions for authors

 

	Articles should be written in clear, concise English.
	The articles should reflect the state-of-the-art of the area being reviewed. Emphasis upon a particular hypothesis or point of view or upon the personal opinions or interpretation of the writer is appropriate, provided that this focus is clearly indicated in the paper.
	The title page should carry a concise and informative title;  names of the authors, names and addresses of Institutions, and the name, address and e-mail address of the correspondence author. Each author must have participated in the writing of the manuscript, and have seen and approved the submitted version. Authors should disclose any affiliation with any organization with a financial interest, direct or indirect, in the subject matter or materials discussed in the manuscript.
	The articles, prepared in Microsoft Word, should be sent as attachment to  with "article for MHR" in subject line. Receipt of a manuscript will be notified by e-mail; and the editor may be contacted if you have not heard from us within a week of submitting your manuscript.
	The articles must contain references. Papers presented in academic programmes or previously published in print media may be submitted with the reference system in which they were originally prepared. Articles written exclusively for MHR may use the Harvard system of referencing.
	Submitted manuscripts will be reviewed for scientific accuracy, clarity, and balance of perspective; and  may be edited, without altering the meaning, to improve clarity and understanding.

Dr. Shahul Ameen, M.D.,
Editor, Mental Health Reviews.