Kimberly Miller, M.Ed., M.S.

Kimberly Miller is a dedicated and compassionate professional with a background in school counseling, education, and family support. She holds a master’s degree in School Counseling and a master’s degree in Education and Special Education and is currently pursuing an Advanced Certificate in Mental Health Counseling at Alfred University. Kimberly is bilingual in English and Spanish and brings a culturally responsive, family-centered perspective to her work.

Currently serving as a School Counselor with the New York City Department of Education, Kimberly works closely with students, caregivers, teachers, and support staff to address emotional, behavioral, social, and academic challenges. Her previous experience as a Director of Operations at Uncommon further strengthened her ability to build meaningful relationships with young people and families in educational settings.

Kimberly takes a person-centered, strengths-based approach, emphasizing empathy, trust, and collaboration. She is passionate about helping young people develop emotional regulation, self-confidence, coping skills, and healthy relationships while empowering caregivers to better understand and support their children. Through open communication, shared goal-setting, and practical strategies, she works to strengthen family connections and create supportive environments where young people can thrive.

Drawn to Wonder's holistic, family-centered approach, Kimberly believes that meaningful progress happens when young people and their caregivers feel heard, understood, and supported. She strives to create a welcoming, nonjudgmental space where families can recognize their strengths, navigate challenges, and build stronger relationships.

Outside of her professional work, Kimberly is a proud wife and mother to her daughter, Maya. Her Dominican heritage, faith, family, and community are central to her life. She enjoys traveling, exploring new restaurants, spending time with loved ones, and expressing her creativity through fashion.