Social Work in Mental Health is an international academic journal dedicated to social work practices, research, and policy in the field of mental health. The content published in this magazine covers the application of social work in the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of mental illnesses, as well as related clinical practice, education, and training materials. The journal aims to promote knowledge exchange and best practice sharing among social work professionals, researchers, policy makers, and students.

The characteristics of the magazine include emphasizing empirical research, theoretical exploration, case studies, and commentary articles, which together promote the scientific development and professional practice improvement in the field of mental health social work. The magazine provides readers with valuable resources by publishing high-quality research results, helping them achieve more effective interventions and support in mental health services. The latest research findings or trends may include the evaluation of the effectiveness of specific mental health interventions, the application of social work in multicultural contexts, and the role of social work in responding to public health crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. These studies not only enhance our understanding of mental health issues, but also propose new treatment and support strategies to improve patients' quality of life and social functioning.