Dan Marlowe, Phd, Lmft Email & Phone Number

I am currently the Associate Dean of Behavioral Health and Founding Chair / Associate Professor for the Department of Behavioral Health at Campbell University’s Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine located in Lillington, NC. In this role, I oversee a thriving clinical practice that provides high-quality care to medical and other health professional students as well as one of the largest behavioral science programs for graduate medical education that spans 19 residency programs across 8 different medical specialities. Prior to Campbell, I worked as a program developer, director and clinician in a wide range of settings from rural federally qualified and community health centers to major university medical centers like the Duke Cancer Institute in Durham, NC. In these arenas, I helped to develop, implement, and expand several collaborative care programs- mainly encompassing the integration of behavioral health services in primary and specialty care settings. In regards to research, as a theorist, I have published several manuscripts and book chapters on both the underlying epistemology in the field of Medical Family Therapy and its practical application in integrated care settings that includes seminal articles in both areas. I have also presented on these topics at both the state level and nationally for behavioral health as well as medical providers. My main areas of interest are in mind/body practices, internal cultivation as well as the cybernetics of consciousness and their application to resilience and overall wellness, which I lecture on regularly both within the medical school, surrounding hospital systems and state organizations.

Listed skills include Family Therapy, Behavioral Health, Mental Health Counseling, Mental Health, and 21 others.