Annual Review of Clinical Psychology

The *Annual Review of Clinical Psychology* (ISSN 1548-5943) stands as a premier, authoritative publication in the field of clinical psychology and allied mental health disciplines. Published by Annual Reviews, this journal exclusively features comprehensive, invited review articles that synthesize and critically evaluate the most significant theoretical, empirical, and methodological developments in the field. Rather than publishing original research, each volume provides in-depth, integrative analyses of a broad spectrum of topics, including psychopathology, assessment and diagnosis, treatment efficacy and mechanisms, developmental psychopathology, cultural and diversity issues, and the neuroscience of mental disorders. The journal’s scope encompasses both foundational science and its translation into clinical practice, making it an indispensable resource for a diverse target audience of academic researchers, clinical practitioners, graduate students, and policy makers seeking to stay abreast of the current state of knowledge. A notable feature of the *Annual Review of Clinical Psychology* is its rigorous editorial process, which ensures that each article is a definitive, high-impact synthesis authored by leading experts. While not an open access journal by default, it offers open access options for individual articles or through institutional agreements. With an Impact Factor of 18.600 (2026), the journal is ranked in the top tier (Q1) of its category, solidifying its standing as one of the most influential and highly cited review journals in clinical psychology. Its consistent top-quartile performance reflects its unparalleled role in shaping research agendas, informing evidence-based practice, and providing a critical benchmark for the field’s progress.