Dorian A. Lamis, PhD, ABPP

Dorian A. Lamis, PhD, ABPP, is a board certified clinical psychologist and Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Emory University School of Medicine. Dr. Lamis routinely works clinically with patients with serious mental illnesses (SMI) and are at-risk for suicide and/or other self-harm behaviors. In addition to clinical work, Dr. Lamis’ research focuses on mood… Read More >

“Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the US with millions of people seriously considering and/or attempting suicide each year. We need to teach individuals how to recognize the warning signs in those at risk, ask appropriate questions, instill hope, and persuade them to seek help. Suicide is preventable, but we must provide the proper tools and education to stop people from carrying out this most tragic and irreversible act.”

-Dorian Lamis, PhD

"Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the US with millions of people seriously considering and/or attempting suicide each year. We need to teach individuals how to recognize the warning signs in those at risk, ask appropriate questions, instill hope, and persuade them to seek help. Suicide is preventable, but we must provide the proper tools and education to stop people from carrying out this most tragic and irreversible act."

-Dorian Lamis, PhD

“During the COVID-19 crisis, focusing on mental health has never been more important and we must continue to make it a priority. Having a family of my own, I know how important it is for them to focus on their mental and emotional health and well-being. I want to provide practical tools, which are rooted in research, to help both children and adults build a foundation of strength and resilience to address mental health needs, live more meaningful lives, and manage the long-term consequences of the pandemic.”

-Dorian Lamis, PhD

“During the COVID-19 crisis, focusing on mental health has never been more important and we must continue to make it a priority. Having a family of my own, I know how important it is for them to focus on their mental and emotional health and well-being. I want to provide practical tools, which are rooted in research, to help both children and adults build a foundation of strength and resilience to address mental health needs, live more meaningful lives, and manage the long-term consequences of the pandemic.”

-Dorian Lamis, PhD