Founded in 1973, Guilford is a proudly independent company committed to high-quality books and journals, an inclusive culture where staff thrive, and lasting relationships with authors. Since Guilford's first book, Aaron T. Beck's Cognitive Therapy of Depression, our publications have made a difference in the lives of clinicians, researchers, students, educators, and general readers around the world. Guilford is full of people passionate about the titles we publish--many of whom have been working at the company for decades. Based in New York City, we are an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. The firm is run by President and Editor-in-Chief Seymour Weingarten and CEO Tim Stookesberry. Co-founder Bob Matloff retired in 2022.