Eva Miller MPS, ATR, LCMHC
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Hi, I'm Eva Miller. I am a registered art therapist, as well as a licensed clinical mental health counselor in North Carolina. Finding a good "fit" when considering therapy is very personal, so a bit about my background... My professional roots began at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where I received a BA in studio art with a concentration in printmaking. Following that, I worked at a grassroots nonprofit in CT that provided services to families affected by HIV/AIDS. I have always believed in the healing power of the arts, and using art and creativity in my work with families experiencing loss solidified my desire to pursue art therapy. I trained at Pratt Institute in New York, receiving a masters degree in Art Therapy & Creativity Development in 1999.
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My work has taken place in a variety of settings and I have tailored my approach to meet the needs of those with whom I am working. In Brooklyn, NY I worked with families in transition through a community support organization. I used art therapy with individuals and families and developed several teen groups. Since returning to NC in 2002, I have provided art therapy services at in-patient psychiatric hospitals, intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs, community centers, support centers for adults with acquired brain injury, schools, longterm care facilities, medical hospitals, clinics, and eating disorder facilities.
In 2013 I opened up my private practice Triangle Art Therapy where I am excited to provide individual art therapy and counseling sessions for adults. The studio is located in the historic Carter Building in downtown Raleigh, a building full of creatives and makers and lots of quirky artsy energy.
My dog, Portabella, often joins me on telehealth sessions and enjoys witnessing the creative process.
In 2013 I opened up my private practice Triangle Art Therapy where I am excited to provide individual art therapy and counseling sessions for adults. The studio is located in the historic Carter Building in downtown Raleigh, a building full of creatives and makers and lots of quirky artsy energy.
My dog, Portabella, often joins me on telehealth sessions and enjoys witnessing the creative process.