Dr. Chineze Worthington
Founder & Lead Psychiatrist, WorthyMind Practice
Double Board-Certified Psychiatrist | Spiritually-Minded Healer | Advocate for Root-Cause Healing
Dr. Chineze Worthington is a double board-certified psychiatrist in both General Psychiatry and Psychosomatic Medicine—a specialty that explores the deep interconnection between mind and body. With over nine years of experience, she brings clinical excellence, soul-centered care, and a rare depth of presence to the mental health space.
Early in her career, Dr. Worthington followed a conventional path, grounded in evidence-based psychiatry. She worked at Columbia University practicing Psychosomatic psychiatry as well as general psychiatry and therapy in the outpatient clinic. But her own inner search led her beyond the boundaries of traditional medicine—through the teachings of Christianity, Buddhism, and into sacred spaces shaped by plant medicine. This personal journey catalyzed a professional transformation: from symptom management to soul realignment. From diagnosis to deep healing.
Today, she leads WorthyMind Practice with a mission to help high-achieving, spiritually curious individuals reconnect with their inner truth and heal at the root.
Dr. Worthington and her team—a collective of experienced psychiatric nurse practitioners, trauma-informed therapists, and a behavioral coach—offer a holistic approach that meets each client where they are:
● Medication management when stabilization is needed
● Therapy to explore and resolve the source of dis-ease
● Coaching to support embodied change and aligned living
Dr. Worthington and her team offer ketamine-assisted psychotherapy for those seeking deeper breakthroughs when traditional tools fall short. The approach is always intentional, integrative, and rooted in safety. It’s not about bypassing pain. It’s about transforming it; the only way is through.
Dr. Worthington bridges science and soul with care, clarity, and radical compassion. Her work is not about fixing what’s broken—it’s about helping you remember who you are