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In June, Dr. Daniel J. O'Donnell, M.D., opened his practice for general, child, and adolescent psychiatry at 610 Laurel Street in Culpeper.
Originally interested in surgery, Dr. O'Donnell went into psychiatry for the depth of interaction with his patients.
"The family is important to me, and I see family members as well as the patient during treatment," says Dr. O’Donnell.
He also has a special interest in seriously ill psychiatric patients and patients with dual diagnoses, combining addictive diseases and psychiatric illness.
Dr. O'Donnell comes to Culpeper from Char!'~»tesville, where he is in private practice and an assc. :o‘e professor of behavioral medicine and psychiatry at the University of Virginia. Prior to beginning practice in Charlottesville, Dr. O'Donnell was director of inpatient psychiatry at Children's Hospital, National Medical Center, Washington, D.C. He was assistant professor of psychiatry and child health and development at George Washington University Medical Center and has been associated with David C. Wilson Hospital in Charlottesville, Springwood in Leesburg, and the Psychiatric Institute of Washington, D.C.
A native of Pittsburg,'Pennsylvania, Dr. O’Donnell received his medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. O'Donnell went to Western Psychiatric institute and Clinic at the University of Pittsburgh for his residency in general psychiatry arid fellowship in child psychiatry.
Dr. O'Donnell and his wife Joan, a pediatric radiologist, live on a farm in Trevillians, Virginia, where they raise Hanoverian horses.
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