Jacqueline Buffington
2 books
About the Author
Jacqueline Buffington is an author and scholar whose work examines the intersection of mental health, public policy, and the justice system. With a focus on the human and institutional consequences of criminalizing mental illness, Buffington brings clarity, compassion, and critical insight to complex social issues. Her writing considers opportunities for reform while illuminating the challenges faced by individuals, families, communities, and justice professionals. Through accessible, research-informed analysis, she contributes to important conversations about accountability, treatment, and the development of more effective responses to mental health crises.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
compassionate
accessible
