James Levine Ph.D., LICSW provides clinical consultation, supervision and training across New England as well as nationally, including professional development for clinical, medical, and teaching staff in New York, Boston, Washington D.C., New Orleans, Montana, and Arizona as well as through Harvard Medical School’s Continuing Education series. Dr. Levine was the founder and director of an interdisciplinary behavioral health organization for more than 24 years.

Currently, his clinical practice focuses on the intersection among trauma, mental health, learning, and behavior. He works directly with clinical and teaching staff, public agency staff, administrative teams, and families.

Dr. Levine’s book, Learning from Behavior, was published in hardcover, paperback, and an international edition.  His following book, When Trauma Grips our Children: The ‘Basic Pyramid’ System for Teachers, Counselors and Caregivers to Support Healing, was published by ABC-Clio in January 2021 and then released in paperback by Bloomsbury in May 2024. His upcoming parent and caregiver book, with the working title of Hurting in Plain Sight: A New Way for Parents to Help Children Heal, will be released during fall 2026. Dr. Levine’s next project is a podcast tentatively titled Tending to Trauma, which explores how clinicians around the world cope with and respond to the challenges of those affected by trauma.