The Journal of Mental Health Research on Native Americans and Alaska Native Americans is an academic journal dedicated to addressing mental health issues among Native American and Alaska Native populations. This magazine is dedicated to publishing research articles on the mental health of these groups, including the epidemiology of mental illness, psychological intervention measures, access to mental health services, and the role of cultural factors in mental health.

The publication of the magazine reflects an understanding of the specific health needs of Native American and Alaska Native populations, who often face unique social and environmental challenges that may have profound impacts on their mental health. The research may involve historical trauma, social inequality, community resilience, and the application of traditional knowledge and practices in modern mental health interventions.

The journal "Research on the Mental Health of Native Americans and Alaska Native Americans" encourages the use of interdisciplinary research methods that combine knowledge from psychology, sociology, anthropology, public health, and related fields to comprehensively understand the mental health issues of these groups. The magazine's readership includes mental health professionals, social workers, policy makers, researchers, as well as scholars and students interested in the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples.