Therapist in Dearborn, Michigan Natasha Miller, Therapist

Natasha is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has been practicing since 2018. She received her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work and her Master’s Degree in Social Work, both from Michigan State University.

Natasha believes that each person has a unique set of intergenerational patterns, distinct cultural presentations, and childhood / past “sticking points” that are worth exploring and honoring. Natasha is curious about how these elements follow clients and influence who they are and what they struggle with at present day. Natasha is passionate about connecting deeply and helping clients to find the deepest parts of themselves that need love, insight, unburdening, and healing. Natasha seeks to help clients in finding their passions and what it means to be human: connecting with the foundational basics of living and guiding clients in being able to cope with the complexities of our world, including socially, culturally, psychologically, politically, and more. Natasha aims to assist each client in noting the barriers facing them in order to help clients in addressing these barriers with perspective and adaptability. Simply put, Natasha wants to help in such a way where clients can feel and see that they are able to bloom on all the branches of each individual’s tree of life in a way that makes sense for them, regardless of the past or their circumstances.

Her main areas of focus include depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, OCD, codependency, and interpersonal dynamics exploration / skill building. Natasha uses EMDR, the Internal Family Systems framework, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Interpersonal Therapy along with other modalities to assist clients in goal attainment.

Natasha feels her biggest strength is providing space for clients to feel seen and heard. She is excited to learn about you and see if she can be of help.

In her spare time, Natasha enjoys rock collecting, exploring nature, meditating, Tai chi, connecting with loved ones, watching shows & movies, listening to music, painting, writing poetry, and playing with kitties.