Katrina Miller, Psy.D.

I earned my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Oklahoma City University, where my training focused on neuropsychological assessment, intervention, and interdisciplinary collaboration across medical and community settings. I completed my APA-accredited predoctoral internship at Providence Medical Group in Portland, Oregon, and have five years of assessment and training experience working with children, adolescents, and adults.

My clinical background includes specialized training in autism spectrum disorder assessment and early intervention through the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center’s Child Study Center. In addition, I completed the Interdisciplinary Training Program on Child Abuse and Neglect, where I received focused instruction in the identification, assessment, and prevention of child maltreatment through collaborative work with medical, legal, and social service professionals.

In addition to my work in assessment, I am trained in Parent–Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and value helping caregivers strengthen family relationships and foster healthy development. My approach to assessment is collaborative and strengths-based; I aim to provide families and individuals with meaningful insight into their experiences and to identify strategies that promote growth, understanding, and resilience.