United States
Katrina H. Miller writes about behavioral health and relationships. She has more than 60,000 hours of experience communicating with professionals, graduate students and clients about good mental health. She graduated from Utah State University in 1997 with a PhD in Family and Human Development. She obtained her certification for medical writing from the American Medical Writers Association. She writes for "Globalpost.com and "Modernmoms.com." She has written for ""The Salt Lake Tribune," "Moxiementalhealth.com," and "Family Processes."
Dr. Miller operates the business, "MoxieMentalHealth.com," a company specializing in medical and business-to-business writing.
In addition to writing, Dr. Miller is involved in professional activities in her community:
--Faculty, University of Phoenix (Clinical Mental Health Counseling)
--Private practice, Katrina H Miller Counseling (private mental health counseling in multi-specialty office)
--Board of Directors, Odyssey House (a nonprofit organization of substance abuse treatment centers in Utah)
"I care about people and know how to motivate them. I engage readers in a caring conversation, hoping they will take action to improve their health and the health of persons they care for. "
--Katrina H. Miller
Katrina is proficient in APA, AMA, and AP styles.
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