Linda Millican

Linda Millican is a compassionate licensed professional counselor (MA, LPC, LMFT, LCDC) dedicated to supporting adolescents, adults, and couples facing family conflict stemming from addictions, intimacy issues, anxiety, depression, and self-harm. With a rich background in treating individuals recovering from substance use disorders, she skillfully employs the 12-Step Recovery model. Her extensive experience includes addressing obsessive-compulsive disorder, borderline personality disorder, and supporting those grappling with psychosis and suicidal behaviors. Linda's commitment extends to working with soldiers and their families, tackling critical issues such as domestic violence, PTSD, and infidelity through EMDR, alongside aiding families impacted by multiple deployments during integration into everyday life. Trained in Gottman Marital Therapy Level 2 and Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), Linda specializes in a holistic assessment of each client, focusing on biological, psychological, sociological, and spiritual dimensions. Her approach acknowledges the universal human needs for love, acceptance, and belonging, fostering an integrated therapeutic experience aimed at instilling hope and repairing fractured relationships with oneself, family, and significant others. Outside her professional life, she treasures her marriage of over 30 years and enjoys the joy of three grown children and a grandson, cherishing the rich relationships she cultivates with others. Linda strives to create a safe, trusting therapeutic alliance with her clients, laying a solid foundation for effective, research-based interventions.