Jennifer Casarella, MD, graduated from Duke University in 1991 with a BA in psychology. She attended Emory Medical School. She completed a psychiatry residency at Emory as well as an addiction psychiatry fellowship. She is double boarded in psychiatry and addiction psychiatry. She is currently an assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Emory University as well as the medical director of the Substance Abuse Treatment Program and the Opioid Treatment Program at the Atlanta VA Medical Center. She has been in active practice for over 15 years. She is actively involved in teaching, research, advocacy, and treating patients.
Recent WebMD content from Jennifer Casarella, MD
- Facing Death Without Fear: Psychedelics for End-of-Life Care
- Advances in Addiction Treatment
- What Is an Intervention?
- Long COVID and Depression: What’s the Link?
- Life After a Suicide Attempt: Finding a Path Toward Hope
- Signs You’re Enabling a Loved One’s Addiction
- What Tech Is Doing to Help With Suicide Prevention
- How Does Screening for Substance Use Disorders Work?
- Dealing With the Stigma of Opioid Misuse
- What to Know When You're Newly Diagnosed With Depression
- Depression and Peer Support
- Depression vs. Anxiety: Which One Do I Have?
- Can Marijuana Help With Your COPD?
- Can CBD Oil Help With Lung Disease?
- How Marijuana Affects Heart Failure
- Sexual Problems in Men
- Can Marijuana or CBD Help With Ulcerative Colitis?
- COPD: Can CBD Help?
- CBD: Safe or Effective for Heart Failure?
- CBD Oil and Breast Cancer
- Does CBD Oil Help With Schizophrenia?
- What’s the Link Between Alcohol and Schizophrenia?
- Signs of Jealousy (Envious)
- Signs of Boredom
- Signs of Bullying
- Signs of a Toxic Person
- Signs of a Loner
- Signs of Spiritual Abuse