Tatia Miller, LPC

Tatia Miller is a Texas-born Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who has spent her adult life working in mental and behavioral health. She returns often to the state she loves and holds her counseling license only in Texas. Her approach to therapy is grounded in a simple, practical philosophy - blending different skills and perspectives to create a workable plan for coping and growth. She believes that while past events cannot be changed, people can develop new ways of understanding their experiences and build a personal "recipe" for healing and a healthier outlook.

Outside of work she values family life and long-term relationships. She has been married for 35 years, is a mother of two grown daughters and a grandmother to two young grandchildren. She shares her home with two dogs and has a fondness for pugs. She also cares for an aging parent, a life experience that informs her empathy for caregiving concerns.

In practice she emphasizes teaching skills that clients can use in everyday life rather than relying solely on long-term therapy. She describes counseling as a calling guided by faith and frames progress as a two-part process - learning tools in sessions and applying them in daily living. Her clinical experience spans many populations and presenting concerns, including attention differences such as ADHD, traumatic brain injury and autism, depression, chronic mental illness, personality disorders, work-related injuries, chronic health challenges, legal or incarceration histories, grief and relationship losses. Tatia welcomes conversations about individualized plans to help people create more resilient, resourceful lives.