Miriah Rutledge

Miriah Rutledge is a licensed marriage and family therapist dedicated to fostering resilience in others. She emphasizes that life is fundamentally relational, and believes that working within the context of relationships is vital for long-term treatment success. Miriah understands that while relationships require effort, they also serve as our greatest source of happiness. When individuals feel understood, valued, and loved, their self-confidence flourishes. She collaborates with individuals, families, and couples on various issues, including healthy communication, divorce recovery, dating, infidelity recovery, domestic violence, recovery from narcissistic or sociopathic abuse, and self-esteem enhancement. Her approach is direct, empathetic, and empowering. Miriah employs a combination of therapeutic theories to best support her clients, utilizing Contextual Family Therapy, Narrative Therapy, techniques from the Gottman Method, insights from Esther Perel, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Somatic Therapy. Through this collaborative process, her clients are encouraged to find their voice and re-establish a sense of connection with themselves and their loved ones, ultimately redefining what happiness means to them.