Paul Mohl, M.D.

Dr. Paul C. Mohl is a leader in the field of psychiatric education, in particular in integrating psychotherapeutic and neurobiologic approaches to treatment. His practice encompasses a broad range of problems and disorders, but he is particularly known for his ability to combine psychotherapy with psychopharmacology in treating patients with longstanding difficulties in establishing relationships, self esteem, and work success.

Medical School	Duke University School of Medicine (1971)
Internship/Residency	Duke University Medical Center (1974)

• Adult Psychiatry
• Mental Health

• Primary Interests
• Anxiety Disorder
• Individual Therapy
• Mood Disorder
• Personality Disorders
• Psychotherapy

• Psychiatric Education

Featured Publications

What is a Balanced Program?

Mohl, PC Academic Psychiatry Summer 1995 19 (2) 94-100

Psychotherapy Training for the Psychiatrist of the Future

Mohl, PC, Lomax, J, Tasman, A et al American Journal of Psychiatry January 1990 147(1) 1-7

Should Psychotherapy be Considered a Biological Treatment

Mohl, PC Psychosomatics June 1987 28 (6) 320-6

Psychiatric Training Program Engagement with the Pharmaceutical Industry: An Educational Issue, Not Strictly and Ethical One.

Mohl, PC Academic Psychiatry Summer 2005 29 (2) 215-21

Assessing Psychotherapy Competence

Mohl, PC Academic Psychiatry Fall 2004 28 (3) 251-3

Listening to the Patient

Mohl, PC Psychiatry Spring 2003 2nd Edition 1-20

• Distinguished Life Fellow, APA
  (2008)
• Editor in Chief, Emeritus
  Academic Psychiatry (2006)
• Best Doctors in America
  Voted by peers (2003)
• Past President
  AADPRT (1998)

• American Association of Directors of Psychiatry Residency Training
• American Psychiatric Association
• Association for Academic Psychiatry