Psychological well-being is at the leading of societal challenges in an era of fast-changing transformation. This special issue examines how individuals and communities address these changes, highlighting emerging trends, interventions, and theoretical advances. With the impact of digital evolution, climate crisis, and systemic inequalities, psychological health is being challenged in unprecedented ways. This special issue invites contributions that address these challenges and propose innovative insights that promote well-being. Our goal is to bring together different perspectives from researchers, clinicians, and academics, highlighting how psychological science can contribute in a rapidly changing world.

Issue aims:
1. Highlight innovative and inclusive approaches to psychological well-being in a changing world.
2. Examine social, cultural, and environmental intersecting factors that shape mental health challenges and solutions.
3. Promote interdisciplinary dialogue to bridge the gaps between theory, research and practice.
Contributions should emphasize contemporary and forward-looking frameworks that explore challenges, interventions, and opportunities in psychological health.

Suggested topics:
Interdisciplinary contributions addressing, but not limited to, the following topics are welcome:

Post-pandemic mental health.
• Long-term psychological effects of COVID-19.
• Resilience and coping strategies during global crises.
• Advances in telepsychology and digital interventions for mental health.

Youth and digital well-being.
• The impact of social media on adolescents' mental health.
• The role of digital literacy in promoting online safety.
• Psychological implications of screen time on development.

Mental health in the workplace.
• Burnout and recovery in hybrid and remote work environments.
• The role of organizational culture in supporting mental health.
• Strategies to promote employee resilience and well-being.

Climate Change.
• Emotional and behavioral implications of climate change.
• Psychological approaches to support climate action and awareness.
• Interventions to promote well-being in communities affected by environmental change.

Equity and accessibility in mental health care.
• Addressing disparities in mental health services across communities.
• Designing culturally sensitive interventions.
• Innovative community-based models for accessible care.

Submission Guidelines
We welcome the following types of manuscripts:
• Original Research Articles
• Systematic Reviews
• Meta-Analyses
• Theoretical Papers
• Perspective Article
• Case Studies
• Short Communications
Language: Manuscripts must be submitted in English.

Submission Platform: Manuscripts must be submitted following JCDP guidelines for authors. For detailed instructions, visit the authors page.