Thomas Miller, PhD, ABPP
Professor Emeritus and Senior Research Scientist, Allied Health Sciences, University of Connecticut
Research Overview
Dr. Miller’s interest in stressful life events can be traced to his doctoral dissertation, which addressed stress-related aspects of parent-child interaction. He has published ten books, several chapters, and more than 245 articles in professional refereed journals and given national and international symposia. He conducted research at the National Mental Health Research Centers in Moscow, Novosirbirsk, Tomsk, Yeravan and Khabarovsk Russia, the Institute of Psychiatry, University of London, England and the Royal Ministry of Defense, Haslar Naval Base, Southhampton, England. He received funding for numerous clinical research projects focusing on Veterans healthcare, telemedicine, psychopathlogy and domestic violence while studying interdisciplinary treatment of abused families.
Dr. Miller serves as an international consultant for task forces involving telepractice technology, interdisciplinary clinical treatment, and the development of algorithmic pathways of care. He has pioneered the development of graduate programs in health care administration and health and human services, and in the science and practice of interdisciplinary allied health professions. Awards include Master Teacher Award, University of Kentucky, College of Medicine, the Distinguished Contribution to the Science of Psychology, Connecticut Psychological Association, Teaching Fellow, University of Connecticut, the prestigious RHR International Award for Excellence in Consulting Psychology, the Distinguished Researchers Award, and the Distinguished Professional Contributions to the Practice of Psychology, American Psychological Association
Education
St. John Fisher College
Rochester, New York
Degree: Bachelor of Science, June, 1965
University of Scranton
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Degree: Master of Science, June, 1967
State University of New York
Buffalo, New York
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy, February, 1971
State University of New York
Buffalo, New York
Post-doctoral study
Social-Developmental Psychology
Mental Health Services Administration
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