Dr. Adams trained at the Harvard / Cambridge Health Alliance psychiatry residency – a program focused on community health, extensive psychopharmacology and psychotherapy training, serving under-resourced communities, and integrated/collaborative care.
He has researched the neuroscience of emotions and of metaphor processing, working with various laboratories including the Laboratory of Neurobiology and Behavior, The Brain and Creativity Institute, the Rosenkranz lab., and with Dr. Louis Cozolino.
He has been published in several academic journals, including The Harvard Review of Psychiatry, Neuropsychopharmacology, and Brain and Language. He puts his heart into learning, most of all from his patients.
Dr. Adams has worked with many people from diverse backgrounds and with a wide spectrum of personal, psychological, or psychiatric issues. He has found success helping many people find “the right medication fit,” and he enjoys working with people to assist in their personal growth toward a more robust sense of self-presence, calm, openness, and ability to think clearly in difficult situations.