We have been publishing an international peer-reviewed scientific journal in the field of psychotherapy for over 20 years. We had an impact factor with the original publisher; but when we changed publishers (over 12 years ago), we lost that and it now seems very difficult to get 'listed' in these many professional journal databases.
Apparently, there are even some (seemingly professional) databases that are a 'scam'.
Any help or advice offered by people journal editors with similar experience and expertise.
There's a story about one researcher. He wrote only 3 papers in his career. At work he was dismissed ... Then a letter came that for his work, he received a Nobel Prize!
There's a story about one researcher. He wrote only 3 papers in his career. At work he was dismissed ... Then a letter came that for his work, he received a Nobel Prize!
Hi,
I enjoyed Hilcenko's story, and I know several more like his. As to the question posted by Dr. Young, it seems that this problem occurs also when journals merge, or change title. The Clarivate Analytics WoS is indexing today 31 journals in the area of psychotherapy. I wonder what is the name of the journal in question.
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