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Dr. Celeste Campbell is a Clinical Psychologist and Rehabilitation Neuropsychologist who has been practicing for over 30  years. She received her undergraduate education at Yale University, holds a doctoral degree from Drexel University, and has completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Rehabilitation Neuropsychology at National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, DC. She is licensed in Georgia and Virginia. Dr. Campbell has a long history of providing neuropsychological evaluation and cognitive rehabilitation for children and adults with various of neurocognitive disorders  including traumatic brain injury, stroke, MS, Parkinson's, Alzheimers,and  dementia. In addition, she has acquired extensive experience working with veterans and the cognitive changes experienced post-deployment.

Dr. Campbell has served as adjunct faculty for the George Washington University Graduate Certificate Program in Special Education and Traumatic Brain Injury. In addition she has been a frequent presenter and workshop facilitator, addressing psychological, neuropsychological and cognitive issues following brain injury to survivors and their families and friends, rehabilitation and vocational specialists, special education teachers, and case managers. Dr. Campbell currently sits on the Advisory Council and Research Committee for the Ohio Valley Center TBI Model Systems,  and has served on the boards of the Northern Virginia Brain Injury Association, the Brain Injury Association of Virginia, and the MidAtlantic Traumatic Brain Injury Consortium. She has appeared on "The Donahue Show," "Taking the 'Dis' out of Disability", and PBS' "Exploring the Brain with Garrick Utley."

​When not practicing psychology, Dr. Campbell might be found on the big screen or on the stage of a local community theater. Or she might be on a beach in Hawaii.

I work with individuals of all ages, from children to older adults.

I specialize in treating anxiety disorders, mood disorders, trauma-related disorders, and relationship issues.