Deborah Miller-Froh, Counselor in Sacramento, 95825

Deborah Miller-Froh, MA

Profession(s):
Counseling Psychology
License Status:
I'm a therapist practicing under supervision
Primary License:
Marriage and Family Registered Intern - 69374

My Approach to Helping

Making changes can be difficult, and I am dedicated to discovering how I can best support each of my clients throughout their own unique transformation. I intend to offer practical tools to integrate into daily life so that my clients move towards wholeness and gently risk new ways of being more authentic. If you have lost your way, struggle with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, OCD, depression, addiction, relationships, or self-image, we can identify obstacles and build resources that allow the natural movement of your experiences to flow through with less struggle, avoidance, or numbing.

I am a member of California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT), the Sacramento Valley Chapter of CAMFT (SVC-CAMFT), United States Association of Body Psychotherapy (USABP), Association for Contextual Behavior Science (ACBS), and the Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society (NCGPS).

My style is to be kind, strength-based, collaborative, direct, grounded, and real. I aim for our therapeutic process to stay close to the muscle, blood, and bones of our beings. My primary orientations are Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

More Info About My Practice

My fee for a 50 minute session is $90 and longer sessions can be arranged. I do have a few sliding scale appointments available. I offer daytime and evening appointments. I provide services for the California Victim Witness Program.

My Role as a Therapist

I see our work together as a creative process that fosters self-awareness, insight, and gives you the support you need to move your life forward in the ways that you want. I utilize an eclectic approach grounded in Somatic Psychology. Drawing from Mindfulness, Humanistic Psychology, attachment theory, movement therapy, yoga, and the most current neurobiology research, I bring together many modalities in a tangible psychotherapeutic philosophy.