Nina Miller

I work with adults of all ages-- in person, virtual, or hybrid. I am dedicated to helping clients navigate difficult emotions, conflicts in relationship, and personal development issues. Even when a change is considered positive, such as a new job or a pregnancy, support can help to cope with anxiety and develop new skills.

I work collaboratively with clients toward symptom relief, increased self-awareness and discovering real-life communication options and solutions. How a conversation went, eg with a boss, or a family member, is reviewed: what worked and what might have been left unsaid? If clients are interested, gaining insight into the influence of their childhood relationships on present behavior or self-esteem is often beneficial.

As a faculty member at Weill Cornell- New York Presbyterian Hospital from 1998 to 2009, I taught evidence-based Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) for depression. I was an IPT therapist in studies of therapy effectiveness and development at Columbia Presbyterian as well, for social anxiety, panic, perinatal depression, and complicated grief.

At an initial visit, I'll provide feedback on the blend of approaches I'd use if we were to work together. You may contact me for a free 15min phone consultation. I believe everyone deserves access to a mental health provider who understands and affirms their cultural and individual background. I look forward to meeting you.