The Journal of Family Therapy is dedicated to deepening our understanding of interpersonal relationships and group dynamics, with a special focus on couples, families, professional networks, and broader community groups. By publishing articles that cover theory, research, clinical practice, and professional training, the magazine fosters communication and collaboration across different disciplines. The content aims to provide practical insights for family therapists and also offers valuable references for professionals in related fields such as psychologists, social workers, and educators.

The journal encourages a multidisciplinary perspective to explore innovative methods and strategies in family therapy, as well as how to adapt to and address various challenges in the changing social environment. By sharing the latest research findings and practical experiences, it not only enriches the theoretical foundations of family therapy but also promotes the development and refinement of therapeutic approaches. Additionally, the magazine places special emphasis on the importance of training a new generation of family therapists, ensuring they acquire the necessary skills and knowledge to more effectively serve individuals and families, and contribute to the overall well-being of society.