Dr. Jeffrey Geller, M.D., M.P.H., is Professor of Psychiatry and Director of Public
Sector Psychiatry at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. His research
interests include pathological fire-setting in adults; involuntary outpatient treatment
(AOT); assessment, treatment planning and delivery of treatment services systems in
mental health care; the Americans with Disabilities Act/Olmstead Decision and integrated
settings; and the history of American psychiatry. 

Articles

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Mental Illness, Advocacy & Recovery: Ready or Not?, Psychiatry Information in Brief (2012)
 

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A Premature Obituary: Edward C. Spitzka and the American Psychiatry of 1878, The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease (2011)
 

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Borderline Personality Disorder: Considerations for Inclusion in the Massachusetts Parity List of "Biologically-Based" Disorders (with Mary Ellen Foti, Laura S. Guy, John G. Gunderson, Brian A. Palmer, and Lisa M. Smith), The Psychiatric quarterly (2010)
 

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Interdisciplinary treatment planning in inpatient settings: from myth to model (with Kris A. McLoughlin), The Psychiatric quarterly (2010)
 

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The changing role of the state psychiatric hospital (with William H. Fisher and John A. Pandiani), Health affairs (Project Hope) (2009)
 

Contributions to Books

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Challenges for a System of Care (with Kathleen Biebel), Research on Community-Based Mental Health Services for Children and Adolescents (2006)
 

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A Historical Perspective on Victimization (with Joanne Nicholson), Sexual abuse trauma in the lives of women (1997)