Contemporary Frontiers in Clinical Psychology and Mental Health: From Attachment to Artificial Intelligence

Contemporary Frontiers in Clinical Psychology and Mental Health: From Attachment to Artificial Intelligence gathers interdisciplinary contributions addressing critical challenges and innovations in contemporary mental health research and practice. The volume examines the commodification of affect within digital environments, advancing a theoretical critique of emotional subsumption, and introduces strategic phototherapy as a novel therapeutic technique in individual and couple settings. It further reviews the state of the art on attachment and abusive relationships through bibliometric analysis, explores the cognitive and psychological resilience of intelligence analysts, and interrogates therapeutic versus abortive dimensions in Irobi’s dramaturgy, expanding clinical psychology’s conceptual boundaries.