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Dr. Will Miller
Therapist, Standup Comedian, Graduate Faculty Purdue University,
POLICE TRAUMA SPECIALIST Chaplain
Dr. Will Miller has earned the reputation as an outstanding keynote speaker. He is a recognized expert in the areas of stress &coping, interpersonal relationships, organizational health, wellness, and workplace culture. A therapist and teacher at Purdue University, he lectures at the schools of Organizational Leadership, Management, and Mass Communication on the social environment of the workplace and the impact on productivity.
Dr. Will Miller is one of the country’s leading authorities on stress reduction and life balance. Your audience will take away a solid message about what gets in the way of living a life of personal and career well being. Unlike standard, simplistic motivational speeches that feel good in the moment, Will’s content is grounded in solid psychological and sociological science and research.
Latest Podcasts
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Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood
In the modern era of social isolation how are people trying to connect? Sally & I moved to Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood in Lafayette Indiana several years ago. This place has an active association aimed at connecting residents through in activities for area families. Here I speak with retired music teacher and our neighbor Jeff […]Listen to Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood -
Election Tensions
The Presidential election has created record levels of anxiety throughout the population. And I is still some days away. Is there a way to navigate the emorions and preserve our critical ties? Dr. Will & Dr. Sally talk about this real and critical issue.Listen to Election Tensions
Latest Blog Posts
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Burned By Religion
I’ve long lost count of hearing people tell me that they want nothing to do with organized religion. In some cases they’ve concluded that the whole enterprise conflicts with their understanding of scientific knowledge. It’s hard to resolve how they see the universe with the notion of a supreme being. And for many it’s rejecting […]Read More about Burned By Religion -
Burned By Religion
Burned by Religion I’ve long lost count of hearing people tell me that they want nothing to do with organized religion. In some cases they’ve concluded that the whole enterprise conflicts with their understanding of scientific knowledge. It’s hard to resolve how they see the universe with the notion of a supreme being. And for […]Read More about Burned By Religion -
Serenity for Our Time
People are in a knot about the state of the country. The chaos, cruelty and incompetence has us rattled. So what do they need right now? In brief, we are looking for personal and group strategies for remaining calm and hopeful. Simply feeling surrender and helplessness is not the idea state of mind. Encouraging confidence […]Read More about Serenity for Our Time -
We’re Sheep (is that a bad thing?)
The Good Shepherd: What I Learned About Sheep Growing up on the East Coast, I naturally had very little exposure to agriculture. I knew it was a massive enterprise, but it seemed far removed from my world—first in Brooklyn, where I was born, and later on Long Island, where I lived. Farming was something that […]Read More about We’re Sheep (is that a bad thing?) -
Pope Leo XIV
The exciting news this past week was the selection of a new Pope for the Catholic Church—a moment that surprised and the world. Cardinal Robert Prevost, a Chicago native, brings with him a long record of international service, impressive scholarly achievements, and a deep commitment to the poor and marginalized. He has pledged to continue […]Read More about Pope Leo XIV -
Police Chaplain (Victim Advocate) Part Two
I was called to a ‘death scene’ some months ago. I have done this many times for area departments. Each situation is unique but all are tragic and life altering. And my role is always the same. I am there as a victim advocate first and primarily for those present at the scene. There are […]Read More about Police Chaplain (Victim Advocate) Part Two