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About This Journal

Buletin Konseling Inovatif focusing on inclusive counseling practices that promote social justice and address psychological and social disparities. The aim of the journal is to advance research and practical innovations that contribute to the creation of inclusive societies, in alignment with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 10: Reduced Inequalities. This journal is follow the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Journal History

Buletin Konseling Inovatif was first published in 2021 with a biannual publication frequency. Starting in 2023, the journal increased its publication frequency to three issues per year. In 2023, the journal was nationally accredited at Sinta Level 3, and in 2024, it achieved an upgraded accreditation status of Sinta Level 2.

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Publication Schedule

Buletin Konseling Inovatif published regularly three times a year in:

  • February
  • June
  • October

Important Dates:

  • Paper submission date: Anytime
  • Acceptance notification: hopefully in 5–6 weeks from submission date

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Speed/ Acceptance

  • 10 days average from submission to first editorial decision
  • 60 days average from editorial acceptance to publication
  • 45% acceptance rate

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Language

The publication language of the journal is English.

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Digital Archiving

The journal is digitally preserved through the Internet Archive, ensuring long-term accessibility of its published content.

Each article is also assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) from CrossRef, providing a permanent and reliable means of citation and retrieval.

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The journal does not accept adverts from third parties.

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Revenue Sources

This journal is financially supported through institutional support and author fees. We ensure that the availability of institutional funding or the payment of author fees, or even waiver status, does not influence editorial decision-making in any way. All submissions undergo a rigorous and impartial peer-review process to uphold the highest standards of academic integrity

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Direct Marketing

This journal conducts direct marketing activities in a targeted and professional manner. Occasionally, we publish Call for Papers announcements on the journal’s website and/or send them via email to relevant researchers and scholars. All information provided about the journal and publisher is accurate, truthful, and not misleading. We ensure that our outreach efforts remain appropriate and unobtrusive, respecting recipients' preferences and professional engagement.

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Target Readership

Buletin Konseling Inovatif is intended for a diverse audience of professionals, scholars, and practitioners who are engaged in advancing inclusive and socially responsive counseling practices. The journal primarily appeals to academics and researchers in the fields of counseling, psychology, inclusive education, and the social sciences who are committed to evidence-based approaches that address inequality, cultural diversity, and access to mental health services. It also serves as a resource for practicing counselors, psychologists, and mental health professionals who work with individuals with disabilities, marginalized communities, and populations in disadvantaged areas.

Policy makers and stakeholders involved in educational reform, public health, and social development will find the journal relevant for informing inclusive and community-based intervention strategies. Graduate students pursuing studies in counseling, multicultural education, or community psychology may also benefit from the journal’s empirical and theoretical insights. In addition, the journal reaches NGOs, community organizations, and advocacy groups that support vulnerable populations and seek transformative models of counseling aligned with social justice. Finally, it is also a valuable platform for counselor educators and trainers who are developing curricula and training programs to equip professionals with the competencies needed to address stigma, cultural complexity, and structural barriers in mental health service delivery.

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