Aut­hor’s No­tes

We are plea­sed that you have de­ci­ded to pu­blish an ar­tic­le in the “In­ter­na­tio­nal Jour­nal of Ad­ven­ture The­ra­py”.

• You wri­te an email to editors@​adventure-​therapy-​edition.​com
• You will re­cei­ve a tem­p­la­te from us, which you can use for your con­tri­bu­ti­on
  (or down­load here in Eng­lish, Ger­man, Spa­nish, Dutch).
• Plea­se sub­mit ar­tic­les in­clu­ding li­te­ra­tu­re and at­tach­ments.
• All re­fe­ren­ces should be in the la­test APA for­mat.
  What is APA?

Ar­tic­les and con­tri­bu­ti­ons can be sub­mit­ted in the re­spec­ti­ve lan­guages of the re­pre­sen­ted count­ries. In the va­rious count­ries, the­re are usual­ly two (sel­ec­ted) edi­tors / pro­ofrea­ders ap­poin­ted by the edi­to­ri­al team, who act as cont­act per­sons in your na­ti­ve lan­guage. They will pro­ofread your con­tri­bu­ti­on and act as your com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on part­ners. They are cal­led “coun­try edi­tors” in the fol­lo­wing.

• The coun­try edi­tors de­ci­de on the ac­cep­tance of a sub­mit­ted con­tri­bu­ti­on for re­view.
• Sub­mis­si­ons ac­cept­ed by the coun­try edi­tors will then be pro­ofread and sel­ec­ted in the na­tio­nal lan­guages.
• Two edi­tors read the sub­mit­ted ar­tic­les in­de­pendent­ly of each other.
• The edi­tors de­ci­de on the ac­cep­tance of the ar­tic­les and then in­form the aut­hors about the re­sult of this pro­cess: re­jec­tion or ac­cep­tance or ac­cep­tance with re­ser­va­tions.
• In the case of “ac­cep­tance with re­ser­va­tions”, the aut­hors are as­ked to re­vi­se their ar­tic­le along the in­s­truc­tions (se­ve­ral times, if ne­ces­sa­ry).
• Upon re­sub­mis­si­on, aut­hors pro­vi­de a brief ex­pl­ana­ti­on of the ch­an­ges made. The edi­tors then re­view the con­tri­bu­ti­on again.
• Once the edi­tors pro­po­se an ar­tic­le for pu­bli­ca­ti­on, the edi­tors make a fi­nal de­cis­i­on on its ac­cep­tance.
• The edi­tors edit the ar­tic­le, if ne­ces­sa­ry with the in­vol­vement of the aut­hors, so that it is fi­nal­ly pu­blished in a ti­me­ly man­ner.

All ac­ti­vi­ties of the edi­tors and the edi­to­ri­al team are car­ri­ed out on a vol­un­t­a­ry ba­sis. For this re­ason, plea­se un­der­stand that the­re may be de­lays in the pro­cess if this group of peo­p­le has to prio­ri­ti­ze other com­mit­ments. Im­pro­ve­ments in this re­gard are be­ing im­ple­men­ted on an on­go­ing ba­sis.

Plea­se note our pu­bli­ca­ti­on stan­dards.

Pu­blished ar­tic­les in “jour­nal | ad­ven­ture the­ra­py” are li­cen­sed un­der the fol­lo­wing li­cen­se:

This work or con­tent is li­cen­sed un­der: Crea­ti­ve Com­mons At­tri­bu­ti­on-Non­Com­mer­cial-No­De­ri­va­ti­ves 3.0 Ger­ma­ny Li­cen­se.

By sub­mit­ting a con­tri­bu­ti­on, you agree to this li­cen­se.

By re­gis­tering your pu­bli­ca­ti­ons with VG Wort, you have the op­por­tu­ni­ty to re­cei­ve re­mu­ne­ra­ti­on. It is pos­si­ble to con­clude a cor­re­spon­ding rights ma­nage­ment agree­ment with VG Wort free of char­ge and wi­t­hout gre­at ef­fort. De­tail­ed in­for­ma­ti­on on the pos­si­bi­li­ty of re­gis­tering your book with VG Wort can be found here.

You can re­gis­ter di­rect­ly here.

VG WORT has con­cluded so-cal­led re­cipro­ci­ty agree­ments with a lar­ge num­ber of for­eign coll­ec­ting so­cie­ties. Th­rough the­se agree­ments, VG WORT re­cei­ves re­mu­ne­ra­ti­on for the use of works by Ger­man aut­hors and pu­blishers ab­road. Con­ver­se­ly, rights ow­ners re­si­dent ab­road who have con­cluded an agree­ment with the so­cie­ty the­re re­cei­ve a dis­tri­bu­ti­on from VG WORT via the sis­ter so­cie­ty in ques­ti­on for the use of their works in Ger­ma­ny. Re­cipro­cal agree­ments curr­ent­ly exist with coll­ec­ting so­cie­ties in Ar­gen­ti­na, Aus­tra­lia, Aus­tria, Bel­gi­um, Bra­zil, Bul­ga­ria, Ca­na­da, Croa­tia, Czech Re­pu­blic, Den­mark, Fin­land, France, Greece, Hong Kong, Hun­ga­ry, Ice­land, Ire­land, Ita­ly, Ja­pan, Ko­rea, Lat­via, Lithua­nia, Lu­xem­bourg, Mau­ri­ti­us, Me­xi­co, Ne­t­her­lands, New Zea­land, Nor­way, Pol­and, Ro­ma­nia, Sin­ga­po­re, Slo­va­kia, South Af­ri­ca, Spain, Switz­er­land, United King­dom and the USA. For more info see here.