Danielle W. Lowe is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the UNC Department of Psychiatry. She is board certified in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and primarily works in inpatient child consultation-liaison, inpatient psychiatry, and interventional psychiatry services. Her clinical work is focused on psychiatric assessments and treatment of children, adolescents,
and adults in mental health crisis and acute hospital stabilization. She is a member of the UNC Suicide Prevention Institute, and her research interests focus on increasing access to evidence-based crisis stabilization to both adolescents and adults in NC. She is the site primary investigator for a PCORI funded research study comparing safety planning and interpersonal psychotherapy for adolescents evaluated for suicidal ideation in emergency departments. She is also involved in medical education and is the faculty mentor for the UNC Student Health Action Coalition (SHAC) mental health clinic as well as an active member of the North Carolina Psychiatric Association (NCPA). Originally from West Virginia, she completed her undergraduate education at Marshall University before moving to the Carolinas in 2009 where she completed her medical school, PhD, and general psychiatry residency at the Medical University of South Carolina. She moved to North Carolina in 2021, where she completed her child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship at UNC Chapel Hill and is now faculty.