Dr. Danielle Miller, PhD, is a licensed clinical health psychologist at the Center for Behavioral and Nutritional Health. She specializes in treating adults with physical and psychological concerns. Her areas of expertise include psycho-oncology, women's health, weight management, insomnia, and chronic pain. She is also dedicated to supporting patients with reproductive health concerns (e.g., infertility, peripartum and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders).
Dr. Miller values the relationship with her patients, above all. She strives to create a safe, collaborative, and genuine therapeutic alliance to build trust and connection. Dr. Miller relies on CBT, ACT, existential principles, and supportive psychotherapy. She also uses humor and authenticity to make therapy an experience that patients look forward to.
Dr. Miller earned her PhD in Counseling Psychology from Ball State University. She completed her predoctoral internship at the Yale School of Medicine as a Behavioral Medicine Fellow. She received exceptional training in oncology, transplant psychology, chronic pain, insomnia, women's sexual health concerns, and tobacco treatment. Dr. Miller served as a Health Psychology Fellow for her postdoctoral residency in Health Psychology at Hartford Hospital/ Institute of Living. In this role, Dr. Miller continued to build her competencies in oncology and bariatric surgery and medical weight loss. Her doctoral dissertation studied the relationship between perceived physician empathy and health-related quality of life among young adults with cancer.
Dr. Miller is currently pursuing board certification in Clinical Health Psychology through the American Board of Professional Psychology.
