Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry & Psychology Vol.7 Issue.2

Doi:10.35365/ctjpp.25.02

EDITORIAL / EDİTÖRDEN

Mehmet Çakıcı

Dear Readers,

We are very happy to have published the Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology, June 2025 issue. Wars due to economic problems in the world are increasing. In fact, the emerging danger of nuclear war has become a threat not only to the combatants but also to the entire world. The magnitude of human losses in wars has led humanity to question. All these pains create traumatic, irreversible consequences that will last for years for all humanity. These losses, which make humanity question, cause mental problems to become more widespread and to increase in severity. In addition to wars and problems resulting from wars, countries are also struggling with economic crises. All these problems cause people to deal with more mental problems. We are also experiencing a pandemic today regarding mental problems. This situation causes the importance of the scientific world of Mental Health to become even more important. Mental Health services also require following these developments depending on today’s conditions. We must create quality mental health services. We should also combine mental health services with today’s technologies such as software and artificial intelligence services. We should also integrate academic and scientific development into this new order. Our journal will continue to be in a position that allows us to follow scientific developments in the field of mental health. It has been a great happiness for us that our journal is ranked first in the indexes with the widest network in the field of psychiatry and psychology in its local region, Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology rose from Q4 to Q3 in last month. It is ranked first among Turkish journals in Clinical Psychology in Scimago and second in the Middle East. Our goal is to increase and maintain our journal’s position in the SCOPUS and Web of Science lists. We would like to thank everyone who contributed to the publication of the June 2025 issue of the Cyprus Turkish Journal of Psychiatry and Psychology.

¹Prof. Dr., Cyprus Health and Social Sciences University, Department of Psychology, Morphou, TRN Cyprus, Orcid Id: 0000-0002-7043-183X

Address of correspondence/Yazışma adresi: Mehmet Çakıcı, Cyprus Health And Social Sciences University 99750, CHSSU, Kutlu Adali Blv, Morphou, TRN Cyprus, E-mail: editö[email protected]

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