Lisa Miller, PsyD, Clinical Psychologist
Lisa Miller specializes in brief treatment for panic and work stress in fast-paced industries. She began her career inside an employee assistance program, where she designed a four-session intervention that blends exposure, interoceptive practice, and values clarification. Executives appreciate her direct style, and entry-level staff appreciate that she keeps tools simple and portable.
Her therapy room contains a treadmill desk, a whiteboard, and a shelf of timers. Clients learn to map triggers, test predictions, and rehearse difficult conversations with role-play and physiological monitoring. She is meticulous with outcome tracking, and she regularly publishes de-identified case series that show how micro-interventions can shift trajectories within weeks.
Beyond clinical work, Miller teaches consultation skills to psychology interns and facilitates workshops on ethical boundary setting for managers. She also partners with safety teams to create post-incident debriefs that emphasize choice and consent. Outside of clinic hours she practices amateur woodworking, often gifting clients with small grounding tokens made from scrap maple.
