Danielle D Jenkins, PsyD

Danielle D Jenkins, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist in Washington who sees adults with a wide range of concerns and serves people in Greater Seattle and South Puget Sound. She offers therapy by telehealth in Washington for adults age 25 and older. Her work with individuals and families draws on interpersonal and cognitive behavioral counseling techniques and a whole-person approach.

In her work with individuals and families, Dr. Jenkins employs interpersonal and cognitive behavioral counseling techniques. She particularly enjoys helping those who struggle with infertility, perinatal anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder, parenting stress, perinatal/infant grief and loss, and specific issues related to maternal mental health. Using her experience in primary care psychology, she is also skilled in helping clients manage the mental health aspects of chronic health conditions such as diabetes, insomnia, autoimmune disorders, and chronic pain.

Her experience in parent-child interactive preschools, as a postpartum doula, and as a nanny informs her family-focused work. She helps parents develop practical tools, supports parents of children with attention or behavior concerns, and works with families through challenging transitions.

Danielle D Jenkins, PsyD earned her doctorate in psychology from George Fox University in 2012. Her training included several years at Oregon Health & Science University and an American Psychological Association-accredited internship at Cherokee Health Systems in Knoxville, Tennessee. She is passionate about high-quality mental health services across the age continuum and takes a holistic, integrated approach to care for individuals and families.