Amber Miller Licensed Professional Counselor, Wisconsin

What I treat · Parenting support

Therapy for parents, across Wisconsin.

This is therapy for you, the parent, not for your kid. We do not need to fix your child to do useful work here.

Before I was a therapist I spent more than ten years teaching in K-12 schools, which means I have spent a lot of hours with kids and a lot of hours with parents of kids. The parents I work with now are not in crisis. They are tired, often quietly resentful, sometimes scared they are doing it wrong, and they want a room where they can be honest about all of that without judgment.

Parenting therapy with me is individual therapy for the parent. We can talk about strategies. We can also talk about what your kid is bringing up in you about your own childhood. Both turn out to matter.

Common topics

What I hear most often:

  • Anger at your kid that you do not feel okay saying out loud
  • Resentment toward a parenting partner whose load is not the same as yours
  • Fear that you are repeating something that was done to you
  • Burnout from school-age caregiving, especially with an ADHD or anxious kid
  • Adjusting to a new stage (toddler, school-age, teen, young adult, empty nest)
  • Coparenting after separation

What to do next

The next step is to schedule the consultation or intake session. You don't need to have it all figured out before we meet; the consult is for figuring out whether the work fits.

Schedule a free 15 minutes consult

Common questions

Things people ask before reaching out.

Is this therapy for me or for my kid?

This is for you, the parent. For therapy for your child or teen I'm happy to refer to a clinician whose practice is built around that age range.

Are you in-network with most plans?

With most major Wisconsin plans, yes, plus Medicare and Medicaid. The current in-network list lives on the insurance and fees page.

Where I can see you

By telehealth, anywhere in Wisconsin.

Common cities and college towns where I work with clients on this. If yours is not listed, telehealth covers you all the same.

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Reaching out is the hardest part. After that, I take it from there.