The Clinical Social Work Journal has been an important forum in the field of international social work since its inception in 1973. It is committed to enhancing clinical knowledge and skills, providing a professional communication platform for practitioners, educators, researchers, and policy makers. This magazine focuses on publishing leading peer-reviewed original articles on contemporary clinical practices related to individuals, couples, families, and groups, with the aim of promoting theoretical and practical development in the field of social work.

The journal encourages submissions of papers that reflect theoretical, practical, evidence-based clinical research, and interdisciplinary methodological innovations. It emphasizes the combination of empirical research and theoretical exploration to promote a deeper understanding and improvement of social work practices. At the same time, the magazine also focuses on the latest developments in social work education and training, providing guidance and support for cultivating a new generation of social workers. In addition, it actively advocates interdisciplinary cooperation and collaborates with experts from other related fields to explore the issues and challenges faced by social work. In this way, the magazine injects new vitality and innovative thinking into the development of the social work field, making important contributions to improving the quality and effectiveness of social work services.