Meet Dr. Arnold – Bio
After completing her psychiatry residencies at both the University of Tennessee and Emory University School of Medicine, Dr. Arnold pursued a fellowship in the psychopharmacology of mood disorders in women. During her fellowship, Dr. Arnold was awarded the Lilly Psychiatric Award for excellence in research.
She began her career at Emory University as an Assistant Professor in the departments of Psychiatry and Obstetrics & Gynecology where she also participated in ongoing research projects in the Women’s Mood Disorders Program. Following this, she was the Medical Director of the Psychiatric/Obstetric clinic at Grady Memorial Hospital.
Following the birth of her third child, Dr. Arnold chose to continue her career in the private sector, where she continues to practice today.
Outside of work, Dr. Arnold enjoys spending time with her family and volunteering with organizations focused on feeding hungry children and ending human trafficking.
Dr. Arnold began her career at Emory University as an Assistant Professor in the departments of Psychiatry and Obstetrics & Gynecology where she also participated in ongoing research projects in the Women’s Mood Disorders Program. Following this, she was the Medical Director of the Psychiatric/Obstetric clinic at Grady Memorial Hospital.
Outside of work, Dr. Arnold enjoys spending time with her family and volunteering with organizations focused on feeding hungry children and ending human trafficking.
Current Affiliations
- Chief Psychiatric Consult: Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Skilled Nursing Center
- Member: The Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine
News & Print Articles
- “How to Keep Your Relationship From Being Socially Distant: A Family Lawyer Talks with the Experts.”
Featuring Angela Arnold, M.D., written by Jessica Reece Fagan, Daily Report, August 25, 2020.
By Angela Arnold, M.D , and John F. Arnold.
By Angela Arnold, M.D
By Angela Arnold, M.D
Awards and Publications
Dr. Arnold awarded “Best of Buckhead” Best Mental Health Practice: May 2022. [Link]
APA/ Lilly Research Fellowship Award: July 2001.
Newport, J., Hostetter; Arnold, Stowe, Z.
“The Treatment of Post-Partum Depression Minimizing Infant Exposure.” ClinPsychiatry 2002; 63(Suppl 7) 31-43. [Link]
Arnold, A., et al. “Psychiatric Aspects of the Post-Partum Period.”
Women’s Mental Health. Eds. Kornstein, S. and Clayton, A. The Guilliford Press. 2002.
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The more you know yourself, the more patience
you have for what you see in others.
~Erik Erikson