Miller, LPC, has been in the counseling profession for over 29 years and has found it a privilege to assist clients in their path of change and rediscovery in their lives.

 

Over the years, she has been primarily with Christian Counseling Centers with a few years in the public sector as either a therapist or grant director at a local university as well as an approved Prepare-Enrich provider which entails working with engaged couples in preparation for marriage. She has also supervised counselors working towards their full licensure in the field of counseling. She utilizes an eclectic approach in working with individuals or couples and assists them in identifying current struggles and stressors and reflecting on how past patterns may be negatively impacting them.

 

She has found that in the growth and change process, it has been helpful to assess various contributing factors to the struggles one might be experiencing, such as culture, personality, and especially family history. In utilizing a “family systems” approach, her goal is to foster a client’s movement and discovery in their path to change and healing. She has been a past member of the Michigan Counseling Association and American Association of Christian Counselors.

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Christine finds much joy in gardening, biking, swimming, decorating, sewing, photography, participating in choir, and her neighborhood Bible study.

 

Areas of Experience

 

• Abuse

• Adult Children of Alcoholics

• Anxiety

• Codependency

• Communication

• Depression

• Family Conflict

• Grief

• Life Transitions

• Marital and Premarital

• Older Adolescent and Young Adult Transitions

• Parenting

• Racial Identity

• Relationship Issues

• Self-Esteem

• Spirituality Struggles

• Stress

• Women’s Issues