The aim of the Journal of Applied Psychology, Resilience, and Social Well-Being (JAPRS) is to disseminate conceptual thoughts and research results in applied psychology, resilience studies, mental health, social well-being, counseling, psychosocial development, and human behavior. The scientific work of academics, psychologists, counselors, educators, researchers, practitioners, mental health professionals, social workers, public health professionals, and policymakers is expected to make a positive contribution to psychological science, evidence-based intervention, resilience-building, individual and community well-being, social adaptation, and quality of life. JAPRS specifically focuses on the following main issues: applied psychology, positive psychology, resilience and coping, mental health and psychological well-being, social well-being, counseling and psychotherapy, educational psychology, developmental psychology, community psychology, clinical and health psychology, organizational and occupational well-being, family and social relationships, trauma and recovery, stress management, emotional regulation, psychosocial intervention, psychological assessment, digital mental health, and interdisciplinary approaches to psychological resilience and social well-being.