Marti Miller, MA, LPCC
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Marti is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor who earned her MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walsh University, a MA in Family Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary, and a BA in Communications from Biola University. She has experience counseling individuals, couples, and groups in a variety of settings.
Marti is trained to help those dealing with stress, grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic illness, sexual identity (LGBTQ+), addiction, anger management, spiritual questions, women's issues, life adjustments, and wherever there is a desire for growth. Marti believes that counseling is a unique relationship that helps those wanting a new perspective to learn new ways to cope or to gain new ground in their life in a safe, non-judgmental atmosphere to build hope, resilience, and change. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic strategies and interventions including cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, strengths-based, and person-centered. Marti works with each client collaboratively to create a realistic treatment plan designed to maximize progress.
Prior to counseling, Marti worked in corporate, church, and non-profit settings. Having grown up in a pastor/missionary family and spending many years outside of the U.S., she has a unique understanding of multicultural and immigrant experiences. It is important to Marti to operate from a culturally sensitive perspective for all.
Marti is married to Michael. Together they enjoy traveling, cooking, museums, and time with friends and family.
Marti is trained to help those dealing with stress, grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic illness, sexual identity (LGBTQ+), addiction, anger management, spiritual questions, women's issues, life adjustments, and wherever there is a desire for growth. Marti believes that counseling is a unique relationship that helps those wanting a new perspective to learn new ways to cope or to gain new ground in their life in a safe, non-judgmental atmosphere to build hope, resilience, and change. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic strategies and interventions including cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, strengths-based, and person-centered. Marti works with each client collaboratively to create a realistic treatment plan designed to maximize progress.
Prior to counseling, Marti worked in corporate, church, and non-profit settings. Having grown up in a pastor/missionary family and spending many years outside of the U.S., she has a unique understanding of multicultural and immigrant experiences. It is important to Marti to operate from a culturally sensitive perspective for all.
Marti is married to Michael. Together they enjoy traveling, cooking, museums, and time with friends and family.