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Four peer-reviewed pieces from Issue 247, hand-selected by our editorial board. Each is available in full to Weekly Briefing subscribers.
A 412-participant longitudinal interview study tracing how post-socialist family structures reshape intergenerational attachment patterns, with clinical implications for adult clients reporting early relational disruption.
Read full studyMulti-clinic outcome data from 187 patients across Sofia, Plovdiv, and Varna, examining the durability of EMDR gains beyond the standard 12-month endpoint.
Read full studyStandardised neuropsychological batteries administered to 1,084 children across urban and rural schools, with implications for school-based screening protocols.
Read full studyA normative study of 2,300 Bulgarian children, with proposed clinical cut-offs and an open-access scoring appendix for practising clinicians.
Read full studyFilter by clinical domain, year of publication, or language. Every article links to the full Bulgarian-language case study where one exists.
The largest collection in the archive: protocol adaptations for Bulgarian-speaking populations, therapist-manual excerpts, and outcome studies from our accredited certification track.
Browse CBT archivePhase-oriented treatment studies, EMDR fidelity audits, and a growing set of Bulgarian-language case studies unavailable elsewhere online.
Browse traumaCross-cultural attachment research, intergenerational patterns, and the studies behind our 2023 Nature Human Behaviour feature.
Browse attachmentSchool-based screening, family systems, developmental neuropsychology, and the WISC-V Bulgarian normative study.
Browse child & adolescentCognitive assessment batteries adapted for Bulgarian populations, dementia screening, and rehabilitation outcome studies.
Browse neuropsychTranslation and validation of international instruments, with open-access scoring appendices where licensing permits.
Browse psychometricsSmaller collections covering schema therapy in private practice, forensic assessment in Bulgarian courts, supervision research, and clinician wellbeing — the corners of the archive our editors think deserve more attention.
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If you are a licensed clinician practising in Bulgaria, or a researcher working on Bulgarian-speaking populations, you have almost certainly noticed that the published clinical record in our field is thinner than it should be. Many of the most useful case materials — careful single-case designs, supervision notes, protocol adaptations for Bulgarian-speaking clients — circulate informally, between supervisors and their doctoral students, and never make it into the international journals. The work that does get published in English tends to summarise the findings and leave the clinical texture behind.
The archive we have built since 2009 is an attempt to do something different. Every article in this index has been read by at least two members of our fourteen-person editorial board, all of whom are practising clinicians or PhD researchers. Where a Bulgarian-language case study exists alongside the English summary, we link to both. Where a study has clinical supervision notes attached, we keep them attached. We have published 1,240+ articles in this way, and the archive is now the working reference library for an audited readership of 18,400+ clinicians across 42 countries.
Subscribing to the Weekly Briefing is the way the archive stays current: each Tuesday morning, our editors send you a single email summarising the new peer-reviewed material that crossed our desks that week, with a one-line clinical take on why it matters. No press releases, no sponsored content, no third-party tracking. The briefing has held a 94% monthly retention rate across the past two years — the highest of any clinical psychology publication we are aware of in Eastern Europe.
— Dr. Elena Vlahova, Founding Editor, on behalf of the editorial board
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