The SEA journal enters a new era
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After more than 30 years as a print journal, Existential Analysis — the journal of the Society for Existential Analysis — has gone digital-first. Issue 37.1, edited by Prof Simon du Plock and Dr Martin Adams, is now live.
I was pleased to consult on this significant transition, helping the SEA think through what it means to move from paper to digital after three decades. The aims: better worldwide dissemination of existential thought, improved indexing and findability for researchers, and a more environmentally responsible publishing model — printing only on request rather than in bulk.
The journal publishes original theoretical articles, empirical studies, case reflections, and philosophical analysis, fostering dialogue and scholarship within existential psychotherapy and related disciplines. It’s freely available to SEA members and downloadable by anyone.
As part of a wider SEA publishing initiative, I also handled the technical work to make the journal available as print-on-demand via Amazon — so those who prefer paper can still have it.