The Psychiatric Center

Kenneth Fuller, M.D. specializes in the evaluation and treatment of mental conditions, including depressive, anxiety, stress, adjustment, sexual, bipolar and attention disorders. Dr. Fuller is Board Certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and is one of only 750 members of the elite American College of Psychiatrists.

Dr. Fuller graduated from Valdosta State College in 1977 and received his Medical Degree in 1982 from the Medical College of Georgia. Dr. Fuller completed his psychiatric residency at the University of Florida in 1986. In addition to his leadership position as chief resident he was awarded the Anclote Manor Award for Outstanding Resident of the year.

He has published over three dozen professional articles and two books during his career. Topics include psychiatric assessment, pharmacology, depression, child sexual abuse, HIV, personality disorders, review articles, and ADHD. His study of the classification of psychiatric illness lead to his review of the DSM-IV in the New England Journal of Medicine.

He founded The Psychiatric Center in Thomasville, Georgia 23 years ago. He has clinical privileges at Archbold Memorial Hospital and Southwestern State Hospital, where he served as Chief of Psychiatry for fourteen years.

The Medical College of Georgia promoted Dr. Fuller to Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Health in July 2010. He serves as teacher, role model, supervisor and mentor for medical students. He continues to remain active at MCG as a clinical faculty member.

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