Jennifer DelVentura, Ph.D., ABPP is a clinical pain psychologist, board-certified in clinical health psychology (American Board of Professional Psychology; ABPP) specializing in psychological treatments for people living with complex chronic pain. She spent 11 years in the Veterans Health Administration, serving as a staff psychologist and program manager for interdisciplinary pain clinics and is now in private practice in Seattle, WA.  Dr. DelVentura has coauthored 18 peer-reviewed publications focused on pain and nociceptive processing, chronic pain, and pain treatment, and has presented over 40 papers and posters on these subjects.  She has also served as an ad hoc peer reviewer in the domain of pain and health psychology for several major scientific journals (Pain, The Journal of Pain, Frontiers in Pain Research, Pain Research and Management, Journal of Health Psychology, etc.). Dr. DelVentura now focuses much of her clinical practice on offering interventions for chronic neuroplastic pain and somatic symptoms. She is licensed in Washington state, Georgia, and is authorized to practice in most U.S. states and regions through PSYPACT.