Dr. Kimberly Miller

Police & Public Safety Psychologist & Consultant - Kimberly A. Miller and Associates, LLC

Kimberly A. Miller, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist (Colorado PSY-3744) and founder of Kimberly A. Miller & Associates, LLC (est. 2004), where she provides training and technical assistance (TTA), executive coaching, and organizational consultation to law enforcement, sheriff’s offices, communications centers, and public safety agencies nationwide. Her work focuses on strengthening organizational effectiveness, leadership capacity, workforce resilience, and evidence-informed personnel systems. Dr. Miller has delivered national-level training and strategic consultation to hundreds of agencies and thousands of justice professionals through conference presentations, executive retreats, webinars, and customized technical assistance engagements. Her areas of expertise include leadership development, succession planning, organizational culture assessment and change management, character-based promotional and selection processes, ethics and accountability systems, officer wellness and suicide prevention, workforce retention strategies, and implementation of structured decision-making frameworks. Her technical assistance approach integrates research in police psychology, organizational behavior, trauma science, and adult learning theory with practical implementation strategies tailored to agency size, structure, and community context. She works directly with executive teams to assess organizational climate, identify operational gaps, strengthen promotional integrity, enhance peer support integration, and implement sustainable wellness initiatives aligned with national best practices. Dr. Miller currently serves as President of the Psychological Services Boards for both the National Sheriffs’ Association and the Small & Rural Law Enforcement Executives Association. She has published in peer-reviewed journals and practitioner publications and has received national recognition for excellence in research and applied psychological practice. She holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Colorado State University, an MA in Clinical Psychology from Ball State University, and a BA in Psychology from Auburn University.

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