Phenomena Journal is a six-monthly journal written in double-blind peer review aimed at experts in the fields of Psychopathology, Neuroscience and Psychotherapy. The journal aims to publish articles, reviews, methodological study hypotheses, opinion articles, produced by names of the national and international panorama of the sectors of interest of the magazine. In addition, the newspaper aims to spread scientific culture in sectors that are not exclusively academic, such as clinical areas not specialized in research projects.The newspaper, run by the Phenomena research group, published by Marp Edizioni, offers editorial support through a flexible and available way for all those who want to get closer to the world of Scientific Research. The articles are available at www.phenomenajournal.it and are covered by an Open Access license.

EDITORIAL

by Phenomena Journal Editorial Board

This volume of Phenomena Journal has welcomed important scientific contributions ranging from the thematic sections of Humanistic and Integrated Therapies to Clinical Psychology, Phenomenological Psychopathology and Educational Sciences. We are honored to have received in our Humanistic Therapy section the innovative work by Prof. Gianni Francesetti, which we hold in high regard, entitled “The Phenomenal Field: Origin of the Self and the World”. We were also delighted to receive the work of Dr Alexander Lommatzsch and his research group, an interesting contribution on the emotion of anger in panic disorder. Two contributions were received in the Integrated Therapy section, one concerning an innovative hypothesis of an integrated model for working with trauma in psychotherapy, presented by Dr. Veronica Rosa and her research group; the second contribution presents an interesting linguistic analysis of the dialogue in psychotherapy by Dr. Francesco Mercadante and Dr. Elena Gigante. In the Clinical Psychology section, considerable space is given to the work of Dr. Sara Diamare and her research group, entitled “The Psychology of Work and Organizations in Healthcare Systems”. A hypothesis and method of study that highlights the importance of organizational well-being in the Italian healthcare context. The section Mind, Brain and Educational Science sees the contribution of Dr Arianna Glorioso and her research group. A hypothesis and method of study in which the researchers propose a bio-psycho-social method called “Conscious Creative Embodied Aesthetic Experience”. Finally, Dr Giuseppe Errico, in the Phenomenological Psychopathology section, offers us his interesting contribution entitled “Time is everywhere and nowhere: the limits of inner time in mental suffering”.