Dr. Danielle Worthington is a clinical health psychologist specialized in women’s health at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. She earned three bachelor’s degrees from Virginia Tech, including a B.S. in Psychology, a B.S. in Biology, and a B.A. in Studio Art, followed by completion of her master’s degree in Neuroscience at the University of Richmond where she studied changes that occur in the maternal brain during and following pregnancy. After realizing she enjoyed talking with humans much more than rats, Dr. Worthington transitioned to clinical psychology and earned her Ph.D. in Behavioral Medicine with a focus on integrated mental health and patient/physician communication. Dr. Worthington completed a residency in Health Psychology at the Baltimore VA Hospital and a fellowship in Suicide Prevention at USUHS. Prior to her current position in the women’s health clinics at Walter Reed, she worked with the Consortium for Health and Military Performance promoting holistic wellness and fitness of service members and their families.