The Psycho-Creative Journal is devoted to advancing the understanding and application of the psycho-creative approach, a new integrative framework that unites emotional awareness, creativity, and consciousness as foundations for personal and collective transformation.
Our mission is to create an international platform for exploring how human beings can heal, grow, and thrive through the creative engagement of their inner world.

The psycho-creative approach, originally developed by Dr. Pinkie Feinstein, proposes that human beings are not merely passive subjects of psychological processes but active creators of their emotional and existential reality. It views creativity as an essential function of emotional intelligence and positions self-love, emotional transformation, and creative expression as central mechanisms of inner evolution.

The Journal publishes theoretical, experiential, and artistic works that illuminate the psycho-creative principles of Self-Love, Emotional Creativity, Emotional Transformation, Liberation from Problem Addiction, Feminine–Masculine Energy Balance, and the Healthy Nature Principle.
Through academic studies, reflective essays, and creative expressions, we aim to bridge science and art, psychology and spirituality, intellect and imagination, in service of a more conscious and creative humanity.

Ultimately, The Psycho-Creative Journal seeks to inspire a global community of practitioners, researchers, and creators dedicated to building a psycho-creative culture, one that honors the transformative power of emotions, the freedom of the creative spirit, and the innate healing potential within every human being.