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Hello, I appreciate you looking into my profile. My name is Kimberlie Miller, and I am a licensed clinical social worker. I have worked in mental health for the past 20 years, and have worked in multiple areas of social work, including mental health, hospice care, and hospital, and school settings. I use a strengths based foundational approach with Clients, taking the time to understand what is and is not working for them and what they are comfortable and willing to try. My strength is in providing unconditional positive regard to my Clients and understanding that I am a guide and facilitator of change, but not the change maker. I have worked with a multitude of mental health diagnoses, life adjustments, career changes, grief, death and dying, and trauma(s), as well as health and wellness support. I use a combination of treatment modalities including brief solution focused treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and motivational interviewing (among others). I am comfortable working with individuals, couples, and families, realizing that we are rarely alone in our journey to wellness. I look forward to having the opportunity to meet with you and help you implement behavioral changes to achieve your own personal goals and desires.
Montana
14 years
1285932491
OR LCSW L7712
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