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Dr. Logue is a practicing psychiatrist
in Birmingham, Alabama. His practice consists of office outpatients, hospital inpatients, and an active research clinic.
He has treated more than one thousand patients with Bipolar Disorder. He has served as a principal investigator
in over one hundred clinical trials including Bipolar Disorder. Dr. Logue is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American
Psychiatric Association. He was a featured psychiatrist on The Discovery Channel program “The Cutting Edge Medical
Report: Schizophrenia and Preventing Relapse’ in 1996 sponsored by the National Alliance of Research for Schizophrenia
and Depression, was also mentioned in the February 11th, 1996 Parade magazine, Health on Parade, How to Control the Pain.
Dr.
Logue founded and for twelve years Chaired the Department of Psychiatry at Brookwood Medical Center in Birmingham; a ninety
plus bed unit covering the full spectrum of inpatient psychiatric treatment.
He served as President of the Alabama
Psychiatric Society for the year 1990-1991. He received the Mental Health Professional of the Year Award in 1996
from the Birmingham Alliance for the Mentally Ill. In 1998 he received the Exemplary Psychiatrists Award from the National
Association of the Mentally Ill. In 1983 he was made Honorary Assistant Attorney General of the State of Alabama. He
is a member of Who’s Who Worldwide and the National Registry of Who’s Who. In 1990 he founded American Behavioral
Benefits Managers, Inc. and remains its Chairman, an organization serving all fifty of the United States plus areas of Canada
and Australia. He is listed in the Consumer Research Council of America's 2007 edition of Guide to America's Top
Psychiatrists.
Dr. Logue has made numerous
appearances on TV and radio. He has lectured nationally for continuing medical education credits regarding the newer and atypical
antipychotics/psychotropics. He has given numerous talks to organizations in the mental health and civic arena as well as
to physician groups.
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In October of 2006, Dr. Logue published his landmark book on bipolar disorder: Fly Me to the Moon: Bipolar Journey Through Mania and Depression. This unique novel offers a new paradigm of education suited as well for the public as the professional. This
book won the coveted EVVY New Publication Merit Award from the Colorado Independent Publishers Association in March of 2007
in the category of fiction. It is the first novel of fiction to be approved for continuing medical education credit
for physicians.
In 2011, Dr. Logue published Addiction: Yours, Mine,
and Ours, the second in a series of novels to demystify, promote understanding, and give hope to those who have or are
otherwise affected by the mental illnesses. His books carry some characters and themes through the series.
Dr. Logue was the professional consultant to Uncle Arthur’s
Storytime Children’s True Adventures published in 1989. Dr. Logue has also provided the basis to authors for several
health-related publications including “Kicking the Smoking Habit,” “Depression,” “Senility,”
“Anxiety in the Workplace,” and Vim and Vigor Magazine articles for OCD, Schizophrenia, and Depression. He
authored and presented “Ethics Meets Thanatos,” an article for the Invitational Scientific Symposium of the Medical
Association of the State of Alabama in 1998. He also authored the article “Atypical Antipsychotics” for
the same symposium, which was presented by a colleague.
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