Katrina Miller, LCSW
Licensed Clinician at Integrated Minds Counseling Group
Katrina Miller is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Florida who works with children, adolescents, adults, and families navigating complex and often challenging life experiences. She provides individual therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma, while also supporting children and families facing medical concerns, grief, and significant life transitions.
Katrina’s approach is warm, steady, and developmentally attuned. She helps children process emotions in ways that feel accessible and appropriate to their stage of development, while partnering with caregivers to strengthen communication, connection, and emotional understanding. Her work creates a supportive space where clients feel heard, understood, and better equipped to navigate what they are facing.
With a background in oncology, individual therapy, and family-based work, Katrina brings extensive experience supporting clients through illness, loss, and transition. As a Certified Oncology Social Worker, she integrates evidence-based approaches including CBT, ACT, and family therapy to address concerns such as trauma, anxiety, depression, and grief.
Her style is collaborative, practical, and grounded, with a focus on helping clients build meaningful coping strategies and move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and emotional balance.
Practice Areas
Focus Areas
and Expertise
Children & Adolescents
Medical & Health-Related Stress
Supporting children and teens in understanding and expressing emotions in developmentally appropriate ways.
Helping individuals and families navigate the emotional impact of illness, treatment, and ongoing medical concerns.
Grief & Loss
Anxiety & Depression
Providing steady, supportive care for processing loss and adjusting to life after significant change.
Working with clients to better understand emotional patterns and build practical strategies for stability and coping.
My Philosophy
Meeting clients where they are - particularly during times of illness, loss, or transition - and supporting them in developing greater clarity, resilience, and emotional balance over time.