Nina Miller

I work with adults of all ages, both in office and virtually. The therapy that I provide integrates several approaches and is adaptable to each individual's strengths, needs and objectives. I am dedicated to helping clients navigate emotions, conflicts in relationship, and life transitions. Even when an event is planned and positive, such as a new job or a pregnancy, it can stir up anxiety, and new skills may be needed.

I work collaboratively with clients toward symptom relief, increased self-awareness and discovering real-life solutions and communication options, eg with a boss, a family member or partner. How a conversation went, what worked or might have been left unsaid, is reviewed together. If interested, some clients find that understanding the influence of childhood relationships on current patterns is very 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 have been a therapist for various populations, at Columbia Presbyterian as well, and in research studies, provided IPT adapted for clients dealing with social anxiety, panic, 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 providing that space for you.