Venera R. Miller, MD/Psychiatrist

01/19/2026

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I reflect on Dr. King’s call for dignity, justice, and compassion. His vision reminds us that real progress is shown in how we care for one another—especially those who are struggling or marginalized. This includes honoring mental health, listening without judgment, and meeting emotional pain or addiction with empathy. Continuing Dr. King’s legacy means choosing compassion, reducing stigma, and helping everyone feel seen, supported, and valued.

Dr. Venera Miller

01/19/2026

This is a weekly 1 Minute Psychiatry series—gentle, easy‑to‑understand moments that help make sense of mental health. Each episode offers a simple insight about how your brain and emotions work, with the goal of reducing stigma, increasing understanding, and reminding you that what you’re experiencing is real—and treatable. Join us every week for a new episode.

01/15/2026

Mental health and addiction are surrounded by myths that create fear, shame, and confusion.
In this series, we separate myth from fact—with compassion, science, and clarity—so you can make informed decisions about your mental health and cognitive well‑being. Knowledge reduces stigma. Understanding creates hope.

Dr. Venera Miller

01/13/2026

Today I want to take a moment to express my deep gratitude and appreciation to my office manager, Alyce King‑Morsell.

Alyce is truly on the front line every single day—keeping everything running smoothly, supporting our patients, and holding the practice together with grace, professionalism, and unwavering dedication. Her thoroughness, reliability, and genuine care make an enormous difference, often behind the scenes but felt by everyone.

Quite honestly, without Alyce’s hard work and commitment, I would not be able to do my job fully or effectively. She allows me to focus on patient care, knowing that every detail is handled with excellence.

With warm regard and sincere appreciation, thank you, Alyce, for all that you do. I am truly grateful to work alongside you. 💙

Dr. Venera Miller

01/05/2026

Today, we’re introducing our educational 1 Minute Psychiatry series. This weekly series shares gentle, easy‑to‑understand insights that help make sense of mental health. Each episode explores how the brain and emotions work together, with the goal of reducing stigma, building understanding, and reminding you that what you’re experiencing is real—and treatable. Join us each Monday for a new episode.

01/01/2026

As we begin a new year, I’m wishing you health, happiness, and peace. May the months ahead bring clarity where there was uncertainty, renewed strength during challenging times, and hope even when moments feel difficult. Be kind to your mind, care for it as you do your body, and remember that even small steps forward matter. Wishing you a balanced, meaningful, and peaceful New Year!

Warm regards,
Dr. Venera Miller

12/28/2025

We talk about mental health more than ever—yet for so many, it still feels unsafe to speak openly.

Why?
Because pain that’s invisible is often misunderstood.
Because vulnerability is still mistaken for weakness.
Because labels, judgment, and misinformation make people second‑guess their own experiences.

Real conversations about mental health create clarity, connection, and hope. Silence only fuels shame. When we speak thoughtfully and honestly, we make room for healing—and for people to feel less alone.

Let’s keep the conversation human, grounded, and compassionate.

12/27/2025

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12/23/2025

✨ Warm wishes this holiday season ✨

Around the world, people are celebrating many traditions—Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, New Year, Las Posadas, Japanese New Year, Winter Solstice, and others.

For some, this season brings joy and connection. For others, it may carry loneliness, grief, or difficult memories. If this time of year feels heavy, please know—you are not alone.

However you move through this season, may you find gentleness, compassion, and moments of peace, especially toward yourself. 🤍

Happy Holidays!

- Dr. Venera Miller

12/14/2025