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Couple and Family Psychoanalysis, an international peer-reviewed journal, established the annual New Writer Prize in 2020 to mark the tenth anniversary of the journal and the stepping down of Molly Ludlam as its inaugural editor. Its purpose is to encourage practitioners in couple and family psychotherapy to write about and publish their work.
Students and qualified clinicians, who have not previously published an article, chapter, or book in the field of couple and family psychotherapy, are invited to submit original papers on theoretical, clinical, or research aspects of psychoanalytically informed work with couples and families. Entries will be judged by a panel of senior clinicians on their clinical and theoretical merit, with particular attention being paid to their innovative qualities and capacity to advance thinking and practice in the field.
Winners of this annual award will have their paper published in the journal. They will also receive a £400 cash prize and a one-year subscription to Couple and Family Psychoanalysis, to include the issue in which their paper is published.
The deadline for entries for the 2023 New Writer Prize is 1 July, 2023. The winning submission will be published in the journal in 2024.
Entries should be submitted via PubKit:
accord with the criteria set down on the author submission page.
The prize winner will be notified by 31 December, 2023.
Any enquiries should be addressed to the editor-in-chief,