Dr. Jill A Miller

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Be very wary. She is not truthful and she is in it for herself. She is easily distracted and just walks through the motions. She puts on a heck of a show until you have a chance to figure it out, though. There has got to be so many better options.

Dr. Miller's brilliance is sorely understated.The entire thesis of the class -while pretty obvious in hindsight (the world's most exact science)- blew my mind; I was actually quite disappointed to learn that she's not yet written a book. She came across to me as quite fair, engaged and willing to listen (even adjust her opinions of the situation at hand on the fly in light of new information. That kind of flexibility isn't really prevalant in this type of (usually emotionally charged) setting. She handled the capricious discussions that come with the territory quite well and didn't hold emotional outbursts against the offending party when they were served with a side of remorse. As much as I regret the circumstances surrounding the crossing of our paths, I am certainly glad to have met her and took the lessons I learned in the class with me to reflect upon in the moment.

She is just looking for attention validation and money. She cant possibly have the education or knowledge for this court appointed position. If she does she has no regard for humanity and should be removed

Dr. Miller was assigned as a guardian ad litem for my custody case. She was incredibly biased to the mother to the point of absurdity. She also milked the billing. Fortunately for me the judge saw through her bias and awarded custody to me of my children.

In a world of fluff and sunshine, some hate to hear any advice at all. Maybe it’s just me, but it seems like that defeats the purpose of going to a psychologist. Dr. Miller and her entire staff legitimately want to help and care about your/your kid’s well being. You just have to want to care about these things yourself to have it work. As far as bringing children, sadly there are no flatscreens for your children to be set in front of. Bummer. - instead there is a craft room where your child(ren)’s imagination can be expressed. - music, coloring, arts and crafts, etc. with a talented individual who loves helping. One of the most selfless individuals I’ve had the pleasure of knowing (makes a mean brew of coffee) Not everybody needs to get a trophy; That opinion holds true to me. Sometimes the people who truly deserve the trophy don’t get the recognition. If they did, they’d probably give it to you to show their true intentions. Peace

Child was seen by Jill's when she moved her office to Munster and it was by far the WORST mistake to take her there. Jill totally lacks in communication with parents and will tell you point blank that she doesnt talk to moms and dads. If by chance you do get to have a meeting with her (which is very very very rare) if you try to bring up serious concerns they are blown off by her saying that its typical child behavior (which was by far NOT typical). Even though we were charged top rate, our child was being seen by a student or a volunteer the majority of the time, not her. Thankfully our child is now being seen by an actual professional that took our concerns seriously and is providing proper treatment for our daughter so she is finally receiving the help that shes needed and deserves.

My children love Dr. Miller and the Art therapist Bart (in same office). The office schedule is flexible, we appreciate the Saturday appts, and the years of experience Mr. Miller brings to the table with divorced families.

She was so rude and pretentious. I never went back after she stood me up a few times. She has way too much going on and doesn't seem to care about anything but her paycheck.