Harry Edward Logue, MD, DFAPA, founded the Brookwood Psychiatric Department at Birmingham Hospital (1974) and was its Chairman for over a decade (1974-1984). During his tenure, he grew the Brookwood Psychiatric Department to a 96-bed psychiatric department. Prior to launching AMHS, Dr. Logue served as a Director of the Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit at Baptist Medical Center Princeton in Birmingham, AL. He co-founded the American Behavioral Benefits Managers, Inc., a noted mental health benefits company serving patients in all 50 states and Canada. In 1983, he was an Honorary Assistant Attorney General of the State of Alabama. He also received the 1996 Mental Health Professional of the Year Award from the Birmingham Alliance for the Mentally Ill, and the 1998 Exemplary Psychiatrist Award from the National Alliance on Mental Illness. He was also listed among the Best Doctors of America for the past decade. For more information about Dr. Harry E. Logue, please visit http://www.heloguemd.com/.

Harry Edward Logue, MD, DFAPA, is a well-versed psychiatrist who diagnoses and treats patients as Consultant with American Behavioral, an IBH company, in Birmingham, AL. As a psychiatrist, he specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, study, and treatment of mental disorders. Dr. Logue has an impressive professional journey that spans forty-eight years. Areas of specialization include diagnostic evaluation and treatment of dementia, schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, depressive disorders, and anxiety disorders. Dr. Logue’s practice style is eclectic and provides psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy. A regional and international lecturer, Dr. Logue has published two books on mental illnesses, Fly Me to the Moon – Journey through Mania and Depression and Addiction – Yours, Mine and Ours. His hobbies outside his psychiatry practice include flying, writing, reading, and magic. For more information about Dr. Harry E. Logue, please visit https://americanbehavioral.com/staff/h-e-logue/.