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Rick Miller LICSW

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Rick Miller, LICSW, is a psychotherapist, public speaker, workshop presenter, interviewer, and author. Miller was a pioneer in creating mind-body and hypnotic scripts for gay men and wrote the first book exploring the topic. He is the founder and executive director of a nonprofit company, Gay Sons & Mothers, which collects, celebrates, and shares worldwide narratives of gay men and their mothers to support LGBTQ+ training and awareness, enrich myriad diverse communities, and enable rapprochement, understanding, and healing, and he’s the executive producer of the upcoming documentary, Mom, I Have Something to Tell You. He writes a regular column for Psychology Today and is a frequent contributor to Psychotherapy Networker, Medium, and Psychotherapy.net.

More at rickmiller.biz and gaysonsandmothers.org.

Books by Rick Miller LICSW
Recent Posts
Sophie Freud
Hidden Mentors: Sophie Freud and Me

Personal Perspective: Sophie Freud was a daunting and sometimes heretical professor. And she changed my life.

Personal Perspective: Sophie Freud was a daunting and sometimes heretical professor. And she changed my life.

Returning to Normal Yet?

Has the COVID virus has made you feel powerless or hopeless? Carving out opportunities for self-empowerment and connection can flip that switch.

Has the COVID virus has made you feel powerless or hopeless? Carving out opportunities for self-empowerment and connection can flip that switch.

From Overwhelmed to Empowered

Are you feeling lost as the status quo is interrupted everywhere you look? It is your internal compass that will give you direction.

Are you feeling lost as the status quo is interrupted everywhere you look? It is your internal compass that will give you direction.

Loss in the Time of COVID

When the funeral is virtual but the feelings are real.

When the funeral is virtual but the feelings are real.

What Happens When Both Partners Are From Mars?

It is often the little things that chip away at relationship. But looking rather than avoiding can change bickering into bettering.

It is often the little things that chip away at relationship. But looking rather than avoiding can change bickering into bettering.

Resources Within Reach: The Merits of Speaking Up!

Were you bullied as a kid? Echoes of those messages often remain: “We deserve to be treated unfairly.” But those echoes will fade in the face of your superpower: Resilience!

Were you bullied as a kid? Echoes of those messages often remain: “We deserve to be treated unfairly.” But those echoes will fade in the face of your superpower: Resilience!