"The International Journal of Forensic Mental Health" is an academic journal dedicated to the field of forensic mental health, providing a platform for forensic mental health experts, scholars, and practitioners worldwide to exchange and share research findings. The journal covers a wide range of topics from basic theory to applied practice, with a particular focus on specific groups within the criminal justice system, including adult and juvenile offenders, especially those with mental health issues and sex offenders.

The magazine emphasizes in-depth discussions of key issues in forensic mental health, such as the criminal responsibility of offenders, their capacity and adaptability in trials, risk assessment, domestic violence issues, and treatment methods and strategies for forensic clients. These topics are significant not only for legal practice but also for guiding the provision and improvement of mental health services. Furthermore, the journal encourages interdisciplinary research and discussions to promote a comprehensive understanding of forensic mental health issues, integrating knowledge and methods from different fields such as psychology, law, sociology, and medicine. By publishing high-quality research papers, case studies, and review articles, the journal aims to enhance the professional level of forensic mental health services and promote the development of related policies and practices.