Jeffrey McCrossin is a postdoctoral fellow at McMaster University鈥檚 Offord Centre for Child Studies. He is a course lecturer at 涩里番, where he also completed his PhD in Social Work and MSc(A) in Couple and Family Therapy. He has extensive clinical training and experience as a licensed social worker, couple and family therapist, and psychotherapist working with children, adolescents, couples, and families.
His research focuses on family-centred approaches to supporting children with neurodevelopmental conditions and their families. Drawing on his clinical practice experience, implementation science, and community-engaged approaches, his work aims to improve access to equitable, culturally responsive supports for families. He works closely with community, health system, and Indigenous partners to adapt and implement evidence-based family interventions in real-world settings.
Area of Research
Family-centred care; neurodiversity; neurodevelopmental disabilities; caregiver and family well-being; implementation science; community-engaged research; culturally responsive and equity-focused interventions; peer support; mental health鈥揹isability integration.
Current Projects
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Equity-focused implementation of interventions for families of children with neurodevelopmental conditions
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Community-engaged聽partnerships promoting聽family-centred interventions with Indigenous聽communities
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Evaluation and implementation of聽online聽family interventions聽
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Applied research on caregiver peer support models and family resilience
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jeff.mccrossin [at] mail.mcgill.ca (Email)