About Dr. Oh

Dr. Jennifer J. Oh, PsyD., MSW

Psychotherapy starts with our relationship, you and me. Here’s a little bit about me, to start:

I’m a first-generation immigrant, Korean-American, female. I am bilingual insofar as I am able to effectively communicate conversationally in the Korean language.

Like so many immigrant, first-generation college students, I traversed a unique and singular route to get here: I graduated from the University of Michigan with my BA, became a teacher and educator coach in New York City, and realized my goal and life-dream to be a psychologist while pursing my master’s in social work at the University of Georgia in Athens. I completed my clinical doctoral internship at Johns Hopkins University and a postdoctoral fellowship at a private practice in Maryland where I furthered both therapy and psychological assessment training with a focus in conducting comprehensive ADHD evaluations.

One of the most important instruments in the therapeutic session is the psychologist—the person within, and the experience, knowledge and skill sets they offer. I pride myself in my personal journey and my ongoing desire to pursue relevant training to constantly improve my ability to serve my clients.

• Undergraduate Degree: University of Michigan

• Master’s in Education: Brooklyn College

• Master’s in Social Work: University of Georgia

• Doctorate in Psychology: Radford University

• Clinical Doctoral Internship: Johns Hopkins University

• Other Training Experiences: Veterans Hospital in Atlanta, Virginia Tech, Tri-Area Community Health Clinic, Private Practice in MD, certified yoga instructor