
- Psychiatric Times Vol 36, Issue 2
- Volume 36
- Issue 2
Embracing Changes
On behalf of the editorial staff, we are very pleased to welcome Dr John J. Miller as the new Editor in Chief of Psychiatric Times and Dr Scott L. Zeller who recently joined our Editorial Board.
A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR
On behalf of the editorial staff, I am very pleased to welcome Dr John J. Miller as the new Editor in Chief of Psychiatric Times. Dr Miller knows Psychiatric Times well, he was a contributing author for many years before joining the Editorial Board. Having worked with him over the past few years, I know that his standards are high, but he is a joy to work with.
Dr Miller is Medical Director of
He earned his medical degree at the
In his spare time, Dr Miller enjoys spending time in nature, hiking and boating, and exploring different countries and cultures. He has lived for the past 20 years in the sea coast area of New Hampshire with his wife Deborah and 23-year-old son Jason.
As Editor in Chief, Dr Miller will be heading a distinguished group of psychiatrists who serve on our
I also welcome Dr Scott L. Zeller who recently joined our Editorial Board. Dr Zeller is Vice President for Acute Psychiatry at
Dr Zeller lives in the San Francisco Bay area with his wife of 23 years and their teenage son. In his spare time, Dr Zeller enjoys travelling and spending time in the outdoors.
Dr Allan Tasman and Dr Michelle Riba have stepped down from their roles as Editor in Chief and Deputy Editor, respectively, of Psychiatric Times. They now join the ranks of the
Articles in this issue
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Immunotherapy as Personalized Medicine for Schizophrenia?over 6 years ago
Project Untangled: A Journey of Hope and Healingover 6 years ago
Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents: New Findingsover 6 years ago
Coaching Families to Address Addictionover 6 years ago
US Life Expectancy: The Mental Health Perspectiveover 6 years ago
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