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Kyndall Miller, LPC

Therapy takes a unique kind of bravery—the willingness to look closely at the heavy or disconnected pieces of our lives and trust they can be reconfigured. Kyndall became a counselor because she believes no one should hold the weight of their story in isolation. Bound by a shared human experience, we all possess the fundamental need to be seen, understood, and accepted.

Because navigating life’s challenges can be overwhelming, Kyndall creates a safe, judgment-free space to explore your thoughts, emotions, and patterns. Drawing from a humanistic, person-centered approach, she believes that every individual holds the inner wisdom and strength needed for their healing journey. She is deeply passionate about building a collaborative therapeutic relationship rooted in trust, respect, and authenticity.

Her areas of focus include life transitions, self-worth and empowerment, anxiety and intrusive thoughts, relationship support, trauma, and grief—always honoring the full complexity of each client’s lived experience.

Licensed Professional Counselor

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“Being human is not about being any one particular way; it is about being as life creates you—with your own particular strengths and weaknesses, gifts and challenges, quirks and oddities.”

— Kristen Neff

Driven by an innate desire to create, Kyndall enjoys sewing, quilting, drawing, and painting. For her, the creative process serves as an essential form of self-care, providing both joy and a way to explore parts of herself.

This creative nature deeply influences how Kyndall views the therapeutic process. In creating, there is a deliberate intentionality to pausing, examining the pieces in front of you, and discovering how to thoughtfully arrange and shape them into a cohesive whole.

Kyndall brings this creative, adaptive lens into her practice, recognizing that although we are all driven by the same fundamental human needs, each person's story and pathway to healing is beautifully unique. It isn't about erasing the past; it is about examining your existing life patterns and consciously choosing how to weave them into a meaningful future.

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  • Kyndall specializes in working with women aged 18 and older as they navigate major life transitions—whether it is a career change, motherhood, loss, or rediscovering themselves in a new season. In addition to supporting clients through these pivotal shifts, her areas of interest include helping individuals navigate anxiety and intrusive thoughts, OCD, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, and the cultivation of self-worth and empowerment.

    • Life Transitions

    • Self-Worth, Empowerment & Self-Compassion

    • Trauma

    • Grief

    • Relationship Support

    • Anxiety & OCD

  • Kyndall earned her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Wichita State University. Kyndall is a Licensed Professional Counselor through the Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board and is currently pursuing independent clinical licensure under the supervision of Amanda Petrik-Gardner, LCPC. Amanda can be contacted at 785-477-9177 or info@amandalcpc.com for any questions regarding clinical supervision.

  • Kyndall offers private-pay or simple billing support for out-of-network (OON) insurance, which is billed for you

  • She knows it takes bravery to take the first step of therapy, and getting in touch is simple. Kyndall can be reached via the contact page on this website, by email, or by text. She aims to respond quickly—usually within one business day.