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Dr F. Miley For Your Information: Location and Directions Couple or Family Therapy Pharmacotherapy Individual Medical Psychotherapy Insurance Curriculum Vitae Care Philosophy Staff Information Disclaimer Hobbies & Interests Welcome to our office! Hippocratic Oath Privacy Policy	Home Page   Care Philosophy  To provide a full evaluation, accurate diagnoses, and individualized therapy while carefully protecting your privacy. He uses no involuntary or electroshock treatment. The over 1,100 member Florida Psychiatric Society named Dr. Miley "Private Practitioner of the Year 2000" and President 2004-2005. Location and Directions  Laurel Run Professional Center  See map 2100 S. E. 17th Street, Suite #203 Ocala, Florida  34471-4154 352 629-4448 352 867-7015  (FAX) NoPatientEmail@ThisWebsite.com Specialties In solo practice in Florida since 1973, Dr. Miley treats patients of all ages with individual, couple or family therapy and with medication when required. He treats depression, anxiety, sleep, eating, ADHD, obsessive-compulsive, PTSD and bereavement disorders among others. Insurance  Fee for Service for all patients except those referred from PsychCare. As a courtesy we complete and file all claim forms on the same day of service. New Medicare patients accepted, but not patients with Medicaid or Workers' Compensation. Patient Education Resources Articles by Dr. Miley Post Terror Stress Disorder /  Fred Miley, M.D. Thoughts on Depression / Fred Miley, M.D. Views on Managed Care Organizations / Fred Miley, M.D. Communication "Secrets" / Fred Miley, M.D. Thoughts on Dependence vs. Independence / Fred Miley, M.D. Family Reunion at Homecoming Weekend (12/00 Transference article) / Fred Miley, M.D. About Psychiatry Let's Talk Facts About Choosing a Psychiatrist / APA Types of Mental-Health Professionals / AAP What are a Psychiatrist's Most Important Skills? / APA Committee on Workforce Issues, 1999 Prevention and Staying Healthy How to Handle Stress / AMA Tips for a Healthy Life for Women / CDC Midlife Transitions: A Guide to Approaching Menopause / ACOG Tobacco-Cessation Patient Counseling: American College of Preventive Medicine Practice Policy Statement / ACPM Fitness Basics / AMA JAMA Patient Page: A Healthy Diet / JAMA/Archives Nutritional Basics: How Does My Diet Affect My Health? / AMA Osteoporosis / ACOG Weight Control: Eating Right and Keeping Fit / ACOG Cancer Basics: What Can I Do to Reduce My Risk? / AMA Common Adult Conditions Let's Talk Facts About Phobia / APA Eating Disorders / AAP Substance Abuse and Addiction / APA Let's Talk Facts About Anxiety Disorders / APA JAMA Patient Page: Insomnia / JAMA/Archives JAMA Patient Page: Depression / JAMA/Archives Let's Talk Facts About Bipolar Disorder (Manic Depression) / APA Schizophrenia / NIH Let's Talk Facts About Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) / APA Let's Talk Facts About Posttraumatic Stress Disorder / APA Drug Reactions / Medem-ACAAI Panic Disorder /  WebLink Anxiety Disorders /  WebLink Domestic Abuse or Violence Domestic Violence / AMA Domestic Violence / ACOG Child and Adolescent Communication / AAP Divorce — Helping Children Adjust / AAP Discipline / AAP Let's Talk Facts About Common Childhood Disorders / APA Let's Talk Facts About Teen Suicide / APA Understanding ADHD / AMA Office-Based Counseling for Injury Prevention / AAP Children Who Are Shy, Rejected or Neglected / AAP JAMA Patient Page: Protecting Our Children — Sexual Abuse of Children Is Common, and Too Often Undetected / JAMA/Archives Eating Disorders / AAP Make a Difference: Talk to Your Child About Alcohol / NIH The Myth of the Perfect Parent / AAP KidsHealth.com/Nemours Foundation /  WebLink News from the AMA: Florida Campaign Shows Progress in Reducing Youth Smoking / AMA Geriatric Psychiatry Dementia: Research Directions / APA Let's Talk Facts About Alzheimer's Disease / APA Alzheimer's Disease / AMA Dementia: Definition and Natural History / APA Alzheimer's Association /  WebLink UCLA Memory & Aging Research /  WebLink Alzheimer Research Forum /  WebLink Common Treatments Treatment Principles and Alternatives / APA Dementia: Specific Therapies / APA Treatment Questions Herbal Remedies in Psychiatric Practice / JAMA/Archives Acupuncture / NIH Children's Mental Health — When to Seek Help / AAP What Is Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)? / NIH Smoking Cessation: What Happens After You Quit Smoking? / NIH Info on Some Common Medications Buspar /  WebLink Celexa /  WebLink Luvox /  WebLink Paxil /  WebLink Prozac /  WebLink Viagra /  WebLink Wellbutrin /  WebLink Zoloft /  WebLink Serzone (type in product name) /  WebLink Patient Support Groups Anxiety Disorders Association of America /  WebLink National Alliance for the Mentally Ill /  WebLink National Mental Health Association /  WebLink National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Association /  WebLink National Foundation for Depressive Illness, Inc. /  WebLink Other Resource Web Links Biological & Chemical Defense /  WebLink Florida Psychiatric Society /  WebLink American Psychiatric Association /  WebLink National Institute of Mental Health /  WebLink U. S. National Library of Medicine /  WebLink PBS HealthWeek program /  WebLink Healtheon/WebMD /  WebLink Mayo Clinic Health Oasis /  WebLink National Women's Health Information Center /  WebLink NMHA Depression Screening Test /  WebLink   Patient Login User ID Password Forgot Password? Accept Privacy Policy New User? Shortcuts: »Prepare for your next appointment »Go to your iHealthRecord   Announcements You can now educate yourself about signs and symptoms which may suggest a possible impairment of your own, your relative's or your friend's mental health. Resource articles are listed on this page by category, but please click first on the Disclaimer in the green column to your left. To take a confidential depression screening test on-line, click on the National Mental Health Assn. (NMHA)link at the bottom of this page. Other Patient Support links include NAMI, the DBSA and the National Foundation for Depressive Illness. The Florida Psychiatric Society has over 1,100 members and you may visit their website listed under "Other Resource Web Links" on this page. Dr. Miley served as President of the FPS 2004-2005, and Co-Chaired the Disaster Preparedness Committee. For licensure renewal Florida law requires all M.D. and D.O. physicians to obtain at least 40 hours of Category 1 Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits every two years. Dr. Miley attends well over 60 hours of Category 1 CME per year. After 9/11/01 he reactivated and trained Marion County's all-volunteer Community Crisis Response Team. Thank you for visiting Dr. Miley's website. Unfortunately, e-mail is NOT secure and should NEVER be used for emergency or confidential communications concerning psychiatric disorders or any topics protected by existing law. He does NOT use the Medex Secure Messaging and will not reply to patient e-mails. Instead please call his 24 hour number, 352-629-4448. 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