Editorial perspective outlines an anti-racist and decolonial framework for counseling psychology publishing, highlighting institutional alignment with core societal values.
In this article, the incoming editorial team for The Counseling Psychologist ( TCP ) outline the vision for the journal and address their positionalities as a model of reflexive practice. The editorial team, comprising the Editor and Associate Editors, review the increasing call for psychology to be anti-racist, decolonial, and liberatory. The authors document the role the TCP can play in this endeavor and commit to TCP being an extension of the values of the Society of Counseling Psychology (SCP).
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