Editorial

Abstract

Issue 82 of the Journal of Individual Psychology is devoted to a critical reflection on factors and modalities of change in mental health.
As important as it is, this is a potentially uncomfortable topic because it involves the need for constant critical reflection on the effectiveness of projects, practices and techniques.
As we know, the criteria for correlating therapeutic, rehabilitative, and psychoeducational interventions with outcomes on the quality of life of users are very complex, and we must consider, in addition, that a set of nonspecific factors (individual, relational, and social) may constitute confounding factors for the evaluation of the work of professionals