Presentations

1. Miller JM, King DA, Holloway FA. Ethanolinduced rebound effects on physiological and behavioral indices in the rat: An animal model of drug withdrawal. AOA Student Research Day (OU College of Medicine). 1988; Abstract # 12.
2. Miller JM, King DA, Holloway FA. Ethanolinduced rebound effects on physiological and behavioral indices in the rat: An animal model of “hangover”. National Student Research Forum (Galveston, Texas). 1989; Abstract # B3.
3. Miller JM. Case conference: Single photon emission computed tomography in the diagnosis of intermittent explosive disorder. Chairman’s Rounds, VA Medical Center (University of Louisville). 1991.
4. Miller JM. The serotonin syndrome. Psychiatric nursing inservice, Humana Hospital (University of Louisville). 1993.
5. Miller JM. CoChair, Paper Session 2 Research Topics. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting (Philadelphia, PA). 1994.
6. Miller JM. Clinical diagnosis and the DSM-IV. Special lecture, Faculty-Student Colloquium (School of Expressive Therapy, University of Louisville). 1994.
7. Miller JM. Interviewing for residency and surviving internship. Guest speaker, Members-in-Training Committee luncheon (Kentucky Psychiatric Association). 1994.
8. Miller JM, Lewis N. Appeasing a lesser god: Psychotherapy and the American Deaf community. Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry (University of Louisville). 1995.
9. Miller JM. CoChair, Paper Session 21 Medication Issues. American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting (Miami, FL). 1995.
10. Miller JM. Recognizing and treating obsessive compulsive disorder. Speaker’s Bureau (Roerig). 1996.
11. Miller JM. Mood disorders in women. Univ. Of Southern Illinois Family Practice Program. 1996.
    
12. Miller JM. Diagnosis and treatment of premenstrual syndrome, post-partum depression and perimenopausal dysphoria. Speaker’s Bureau (Eli Lilly). 1996.
13. Miller JM. Identification and treatment of “anxious” depression. Speaker’s Bureau (Roerig). 1997.
14. Miller JM. Anticipating the worst: Diagnosis and treatment of anxious depression. Kentucky Osteopathic Medical Association Annual Conference. 1997.
15. Miller JM. SRI discontinuation syndrome. Kentucky Medical Association Region 6 Meeting. 1997.
16. Miller JM. Treating atypical depressions in a primary care setting. Guest speaker, Woodford County Medical Society. 1997.
17. Miller JM. Advances in the treatment of co-morbid panic disorder and depression. Guest speaker, Jefferson County (IL) Medical Society. 1997.
18. Miller JM. Anticipating the worst: Diagnosis and treatment of atypical depression. Grand Rounds, Department of Psychiatry (University of Louisville). 1997.
    
19. Miller JM. Treating atypical depressions in a primary care setting. National Speaker’s Bureau (Eli Lilly), New Orleans, LA. 1997.
20. Miller JM. The “atypical” antipsychotics. Hamilton County (Cincinnati, OH) Psychiatric Society. 1998.
21. Miller JM. Depression in the workplace. Appalachian Regional Health Initiative. 1999.
22. Miller JM. Psychopharmacology in brain injury. Kentucky Correctional Psychiatric Center. 2000.
23. Miller JM. Managing weight gain associated with atypical antipsychotics. Indiana Association of Clinical Nurse Practitioners conference. 2001.
24. Miller JM. Office-based diagnosis of early dementia. Greater Dayton (OH) Psychiatric Assn. 2002.
25. Miller JM. Atypical antipsychotics, weight gain, and metabolic disorders. Kentucky Psychiatric Medical Association. 2003.
26. Miller JM. Dealing with depression in the cancer survivor. BHE 28th Annual Medical Oncology Symposium. 2005, 2006.
    

Television Presentations

1. Miller JM. Weight loss drugs - the risks and benefits. Interview (WAVE-TV). 1996.
2. Miller JM. “New lease on life” - funding new medications. Interview (WLKY-TV). 2000.
3. Miller JM. ”Cybershrinks”. Two-part Interview (WLKY-TV). 2001.
4. Miller JM. “Grieving rituals in Guatemala”. Interview (WHAS-TV). 2007.
   

Over 300 programs have been presented on a variety of topics including anxious depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, SRI discontinuation syndrome, atypical depression, gender-related affective disorders, co-morbid depressive syndromes, brain injury, dementia and psychopharmacology at diverse locations nationally and locally for academic, promotional, and educational purposes.

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