Edwin Miller, MDiv, MHR

Licensed Professional Counselor

Licensed Marital & Family Therapist

Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor

Certified Domestic Violence Counselor

A pastoral psychotherapist, Edwin has been integrating spirituality and psychotherapy in healing work with clients for the past twenty-five years.  He uses a variety of approaches based on the particular needs of each client, including reflective listening, guided imagery, story-telling, language pattern, and bilateral stimulation and other forms of energy work.

As a private practitioner, Edwin has a special interest in persons who have experienced a great deal of stress, trauma or abuse in their lives.  Some of his specialized training includes recovery from sexual abuse and other forms of trauma. He is trained in guiding recovery from both substance and behavioral addictions. Edwin is an Approved Supervisor for clinicians seeking licenses as Professional Counselors, as Marital and Family Therapists or as Licensed or Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors. He is also certified as a Domestic Violence Counselor.

He previously taught philosophy, psychology and sociology as an Adjunct Instructor at Redlands Community College.  He previously worked as a contract therapist for Community Counseling Center, Youth Services for Oklahoma County, and Drug Recovery, Inc.  As a priest in the Episcopal Church, he served as Chaplain at Presbyterian Hospital, as Assistant Pastor at St. Mary's in Edmond, and as interim pastor for Several Congregations in Oklahoma including Resurrection and St. David's Episcopal Churches in OKC.

He currently serves as Clinical Director for Specialized Outpatient Services, providing both agency and license supervision and leading therapeutic groups. Edwin has served on the board of directors for several community groups and is currently serving his second three-year term on the national Steering Committee of the Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis. At the state level he serves on a committee formed by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services to develop policy and procedures for welcoming, screening, assessing and planning treatment for all clients accessing all state-operated and state-contracted mental health and substance abuse facilities. He is a designated Change Agent to lead SOS as it moves into ability to treat co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders.

Edwin sees clients both in private practice through Support People Incorporated and through SOS, depending upon the client's access to third-party pay sources including Tricare, private insurance and Medicare.