Dr. Megan Kenna

Dr. Megan Kenna is a licensed clinical psychologist in Washington, DC and Virginia. She holds two doctoral degrees, one in neuroscience and one in clinical psychology.  She received her neuroscience D.Phil. from Oxford University in 2005, where she was a Rhodes Scholar.  In 2016, she received her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from The Catholic University of America.

 

Dr. Kenna believes that the therapeutic relationship provides the critical foundation for facilitating psychological change and improving well-being.  While she brings a rich background of clinical psychology and cognitive neuroscience knowledge to the therapy room, she also believes that no one knows your unique experience better than you.  Therefore, Dr. Kenna will seek to genuinely hear and understand you and your concerns so that you may identify together your strengths and areas for growth. Her work is informed by psychological research but tailored for your unique needs.  Whether you are working together for therapy or psychological assessment, you will find her approach to be collaborative, compassionate, confidential, and empowering.


Dr. Kenna has worked as an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology's Washington, DC Campus.  She has conducted research on acceptance and mindfulness-based interventions for anxiety, depression, and suicidality.   She previously held an appointment as Assistant Dean of the Faculty and Research Assistant Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Dartmouth College. 

 

She conducted her clinical internship at the Washington DC Veterans Affairs Medical Center where she cultivated her interest in the intersection between neuroscience and clinical psychology by specializing in neuropsychology and founding the DCVA's Memory Disorders Clinic.  She was named one of Metro DC's "40 under 40 emerging leaders" by Leadership Arlington for her commitment to delivering collaborative, efficient, and high quality patient care. 

To schedule an appointment or free consultation, please call (202) 601-0197.

 

Or you can email Dr. Kenna directly at megan@mymindmap.com or by using this form.

 

 

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