About me
Jackson Rowley is a psychotherapist in Boston, MA and a research assistant in the Psychological Humanities and Ethics Research Lab at Boston College. Jackson strives to be theoretically pluralistic and integrative both in his practice as a clinician and his research. Jackson’s research interests cover the history and philosophy of psychiatry, phenomenological approaches to diagnosis and case formulation, and the ethics of psychotherapeutic practice, among other topics. Jackson aims in his practice and research to promote empathetic and theoretically rigorous psychological understanding.
