Judith Schulman-Miller, LCSW, is an active and collaborative therapist who provides a comfortable, safe, and caring environment for psychotherapy. With a distinctive blend of warmth and compassion complemented by insight and skill-building, she guides her clients through difficult times, helping them emerge with renewed hope. Clients under her guidance gain new skills and strategies to maximize their strengths, overcome obstacles, and cultivate positive patterns of growth. Judith empowers individuals to communicate effectively and understand their challenges, fostering constructive, compassionate, and healthy resolution of conflicts. Her ultimate goal is to assist clients in leading fulfilling, empowered, and productive lives, believing that history is not destiny. With over 17 years of experience teaching family and couple therapy in the Department of Psychiatry at UAB School of Medicine, Judith has a special interest in strengthening relationships while equipping partners and parents with the insights and skills necessary to foster connection and growth. She works with individuals, couples, and families, utilizing a diverse range of therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy, and mindfulness approaches.