Jason D. Reynolds

Jason D. Reynolds is an Associate Professor in the Counseling Psychology Department at the University of San Francisco. His research spans transracial adoption, identity development, and trauma treatment, with a focus on qualitative methods and psychobiography. He serves on leadership committees in APA Division 17 related to adoption research.

• PhD, Fordham University
• CAGS, Boston University
• MS, Wheelock College
• BA, SUNY Geneseo

His clinical work emphasizes complex trauma treatment through relational psychodynamics, particularly for underserved populations. Publications highlight intersections between social justice, multicultural training, and trauma recovery. Article trends show a consistent focus on marginalized identities and methodological rigor.

Reynolds mentors graduate students and integrates advocacy into counseling psychology practice, having previously worked at Seton Hall University and completed an APA-accredited internship at Harvard Medical School. His work addresses name reclamation in adoptee communities and ethical frameworks in psychobiography.