The Journal of Family Therapy is a professional journal dedicated to the field of family therapy, playing a sharp, authoritative, and independent voice role in the rapidly changing field of family therapy. The magazine is dedicated to publishing the latest technologies and methods related to couple and family therapy, as well as in-depth exploration of key issues and research in the current field of family therapy. The content of this journal covers a wide range of therapeutic techniques and methods, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, systemic family therapy, narrative therapy, family therapy, marriage counseling, and child behavior therapy. The magazine encourages researchers to share the latest technologies and methods they have adopted in family therapy practice, in order to promote the continuous updating and improvement of treatment practices.

In addition, the magazine also focuses on various thematic issues and research related to family therapy. For example, how to deal with family conflicts and contradictions, how to deal with domestic violence, how to deal with the mental health problems of family members, and how to promote effective communication among family members. Through the study of these thematic issues, the journal aims to provide more theoretical and practical support for family therapy practitioners.