The "Sexual and Relationship Therapy" (SRT) journal serves as an interdisciplinary communication platform, focusing on various aspects of sexual health and relationship therapy. The journal not only publishes original research findings but also provides best practice cases within the industry, offering professionals and scholars a space to share their experiences and knowledge. SRT encourages the development of innovative theories, the application of new methodologies, and empirical research in the practice of sexual and relationship therapy. Through this content, SRT aims to promote dialogue among professionals, improve the quality of therapy, and advance academic and practical progress in the field.

Furthermore, SRT also pays attention to ethical issues in sexual and relationship therapy, cultural differences, and the impact of social changes on individual sexual health and interpersonal relationships. By publishing articles on these topics, the journal helps readers understand these complex issues and provides strategies for resolution. SRT's vision is to contribute to improving people's sexual health and the quality of relationships by promoting knowledge exchange and professional development. In this way, SRT has become an important bridge connecting theory with practice, and research with application.