Delaney M Lockwood, MD

Delaney Lockwood grew up in Kennesaw Georgia. She first discovered her fascination with the brain in a high school psychology class which inspired her to major in Psychology with an emphasis in Neuroscience at the University of Georgia. She then spent two years working as a clinical research assistant at the Brain Learning Animation and Movement lab at Johns Hopkins Hospital. After her research years, Delaney attended medical school at the Augusta University/University of Georgia Medical Partnership and completed her Master of Public Health at UGA.

Delaney is passionate about promoting the well-being of care partners of those with loved ones with neurodegenerative conditions. She is drawn to movement disorders and cognitive neurology which was initially inspired by her grandfather who lived with Parkinson Disease. She strongly believes in the power of holistic patient centered care and strives to treat the whole person, focusing on quality of life and patient and care partner goals. She also has interests in using her public health knowledge to advocate for policy changes in order to promote brain health in our communities.

Outside of medicine, Delaney loves watching football (Go Dawgs, USC Trojans, Buffalo Bills & ATL Falcons), gardening, birdwatching, taking walks, baking, drinking matcha, and anything Harry Potter.