Mary Miller Clinical Psychologist — Psychologist in Karori, G2
Address120 Featherston Street Wellington Central Wellington 6011, Karori, G2
Phone+64272425006
Websitemarymillerphd.co.nz
Mary Miller is a Clinical Psychologist with over 35 years of experience, beginning her career in 1986 after completing her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Waterloo, Canada. She has worked in various settings, including hospital clinics, universities, and private practice in Chicago, USA. Relocating to New Zealand in 2001, she served as Clinical Director for Health Innovations Holdings, fostering relationships between GPs and psychologists. In 2004, she established the training clinic for Victoria University's clinical psychology program. Since 2007, Dr. Miller has been practicing privately. She is currently accepting a limited number of new referrals with flexible time requirements.
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- Clients with flexible availability
| Key services | Clinical psychology, Private practice |
| Tags | clinical psychologist, wellington, private practice, psychology, therapy, victoria university, health innovations holdings |
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