Sophia Miller, PsyD

Learning to understand yourself and the way you perceive the world provides you with the opportunity to grow and move toward a more fulfilling life.

I approach my clients with full and complete acceptance. I want them to come to therapy feeling comfortable enough to share their private experiences with me. I believe in providing a space where my clients can be completely open without fear of judgment. My main focus is on building a strong relationship where my clients can trust me with whatever comes up for them. I want therapy to be a safe and welcoming place where the individuals I work with can feel supported.

I have extensive experience working with OCD and anxiety disorders. I also deliver therapy services to many clients from the LGBTQ+ population and enjoy providing quality care to diverse communities.

I try my best to meet my clients where they are at. Each client has unique and individual needs and I work to adjust my therapeutic style to fit those needs. My foundation is in cognitive behavioral therapy, meaning that I believe the way we think about ourselves, others, and the world has a significant impact on our mood and behaviors. I collaborate with my clients to become aware of their thinking patterns so they can live a more balanced and meaningful life.

 English.

I have an associate’s degree in social and behavioral sciences from Sierra College and attended Arizona State University to receive my bachelor’s degree in psychology. I am now currently a student at Alliant International University in Sacramento where I received my master’s degree in clinical psychology and am projected to receive my doctorate degree in 2023.

For my clinical experience, I previously worked in a school setting providing intellectual assessments and private practice performing psychological assessments and individual therapy. I am now entering my second year at Vantage Point as a doctoral intern where I work in individual and group therapy settings.