Jaclyn E. Miller, PsyD

Jaclyn E. Miller, LLC · Colorado Springs, CO

• Conduct individual, couples, and family therapy with adults and adolescents across the Denver metro and Colorado Springs areas.
• Clients are diverse in age, racial identity, cultural background, sexual identity, gender identity, occupation, family system, trauma history, and religious affiliation.
• Presenting problems include personality disorders, trauma, relationship problems, mood and anxiety disorders, legal problems, sexual dysfunction, substance misuse, and anger issues.
• Workers' compensation provider: detailed documentation, treatment of complex physical and mental injuries, and care coordination with treatment teams.
• Conduct initial intake assessment, differential diagnosis, and screening measures for workers' compensation cases.
• Approved psychotherapy provider for Victim's Compensation for Denver County, El Paso County, Douglas County, and the state of California.
• Contracted Employee Assistance Program provider for Mutual of Omaha, Profile EAP, and AllOne Health.

Paragon Counseling Group · Colorado Springs, CO

• Conduct compensation and pension disability examinations (DBQs) for mental health disorder claims for active-duty service members and veterans.
• 90-minute structured clinical interview and screening measures while building rapport and demonstrating understanding of military culture.
• Complex differential diagnosis and synthesis of extensive medical records and data.

Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) Employee Assistance Program · Denver, CO

• Provide psychotherapy services for DEA personnel and/or their family members.

The Counseling Team International Employee Assistance Program · Denver, CO

• Provide psychotherapy services for first responders and/or their family members.
• Provide wellness visits for first responders.
• Participating in upcoming Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) training through the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation (ICISF).

J.C. Santelli Consulting · Elizabeth, CO

• Traveled across Colorado to police and public safety agencies training law enforcement, public safety, security personnel, and civilian employees in crisis de-escalation and mental health education.
• Conducted thousands of hours of training with hundreds of law enforcement, security, and civilian personnel.

Community Reach Center · Thornton, CO

Community Mental Health Center offering a full spectrum of psychological services including school-based teams, outpatient counseling, and criminal justice programs.

• Provided outpatient psychotherapy for a caseload of 70–100+ adult clients involved with the criminal justice system with co-occurring mental health, substance use, trauma, and economic challenges.
• Worked with juveniles required by the court to participate in competency restoration.
• Completed weekly court-ordered mental health evaluations to assess risk, diagnostic eligibility, and clinical need.
• Facilitated two weekly psychotherapy groups for dual-diagnosis clients.
• Participant in the Reducing Adolescent Substance Abuse Initiative (RASAI).

Community Reach Center · Commerce City, CO

• Maintained a caseload averaging 25–33 clients of children, adolescents, families, couples, and adults.
• Conducted psychosocial intake evaluations and a 12-week crisis rotation including ER mental health hold evaluations.
• Participated in Crisis Intervention Teams (CIT) training with local law enforcement.
• Completed 12 comprehensive testing batteries and co-facilitated two psychotherapy groups.
• Supervisors: Dr. Lisa Puma, Dr. Laurie Schleper, Dr. Abigail Tucker.

Lemuel Shattuck Hospital, Forensic/Psychiatric Rehab · Boston, MA

• Completed forensic initial risk assessments and updates on patients with violent offense histories, and suicide risk assessments.
• Conducted weekly individual therapy with a caseload of six clients.
• Co-led psychotherapy groups: Women's Group, Safety and Respect, and Competency Restoration.
• Administered and interpreted cognitive, projective, and personality assessment batteries.
• Supervisors: Dr. Katya Burdo, Dr. Robert Jampel.

Department of Youth Services — Southeast Region · Taunton, MA

• Administered, scored, interpreted, and wrote psychological assessments.
• Conducted mental status and psychosocial history intakes of youth upon admission.
• Conducted individual and family therapy and facilitated groups on victimization, relapse prevention, substance abuse, healthy relationships, and domestic violence.
• Completed trainings on DBT, sexualized behavior, gang involvement, and fire setting.
• Supervisor: Dr. Linda Watt.

Taunton Public Schools, Mulcahey Elementary · Taunton, MA

• Administered and scored the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children — Fourth Edition (WISC-IV).
• Provided written reports with test results and recommendations.

Boston Area Rape Crisis Center · Cambridge, MA

• Completed a 50-hour training to become a certified rape crisis counselor in Massachusetts.
• Responsible for weekly medical advocacy shifts, meeting survivors at the hospital immediately following an assault.
• Provided emergency services over the hotline and conducted individual and couples therapy with survivors of sexual trauma.
• Supervisor: Sharon Imperato, LMHC.

Lowell Treatment Center · Lowell, MA

• Led group psychotherapy for a dual-diagnosis population in an intensive outpatient/partial hospitalization level of care.
• Conducted intake assessments, formulated diagnoses, and developed treatment and discharge plans.
• Supervisor: David Wilensky, LCSW.

Rochester Police Department · Rochester, NY

• Canvassed neighborhoods after a homicide and offered counseling services and resources to families affected by crime.

Monroe County Correctional Facility · Rochester, NY

• Created externship and independent study class; shadowed Civil Bureau, Jail Bureau, Staff Services, Hall of Justice, and Criminal Records departments.
• Observed booking, arraignments, and pre-trial hearings and assisted deputies with daily responsibilities.

Brylin Hospital · Buffalo, NY

Private hospital providing inpatient treatment for patients with major psychiatric illness.

• Provided basic care, took vital signs, and monitored the milieu for children/adolescents, seniors, and adults with chronic mental health issues in need of stabilization.