Jonathon E. Larson

Jonathon E. Larson is an Associate Professor and Chair of Psychology at Illinois Institute of Technology's Lewis College of Science and Letters. He also serves as Executive Director of the Center for Research and Service. His research focuses on improving quantitative EEG measurement tools, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy for psychophysiological regulation, and motivational interviewing's impact on employment outcomes for individuals with psychiatric disabilities.

Education: Master of Science from Southern Illinois University (1996) and Doctor of Education from Roosevelt University (2006).

Key grants include a five-year SAMHSA-funded grant on Trauma-Informed Care for Veterans, multiple Rehabilitation Training Grants from the Department of Education, and projects funded by agencies like the Social Security Administration and National Institute of Mental Health. He has authored 61 peer-reviewed articles, seven book chapters, and 22 training chapters.

His work explores neurofeedback therapy practitioner dynamics, client adherence in mental health treatments, and innovative technologies like brain-computer interfaces for schizophrenia. Larson is available for media commentary on psychology, ethics, and healthcare topics.