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Greg Miller

Meet Our Team

Greg Miller

Psychologist

Greg Miller

Meet Our Team

Greg Miller

Psychologist

Gregory Miller, M.S.C., is a Licensed Master’s-Level Psychologist with over 16 years of experience providing therapeutic services to individuals and couples. In addition to being a psychologist, Gregory is also a Certified Life Coach and a Certified Mediator.

Throughout his career, Gregory has witnessed remarkable transformations and inspiring stories of people overcoming severe adversity. These experiences have left him with a deep belief that each of us possesses the tools needed to improve the quality of our lives.

Gregory takes a collaborative approach to therapy, ensuring that clients are active participants in designing their path to wellness. His individualized, nonjudgmental, and genuinely warm style creates a safe and supportive environment for change—where clients feel seen as individuals rather than as “patients.”

While Gregory specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), he also draws from a wide range of evidence-based approaches, including Satir Transformational Systemic Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), the Gottman Method, Logotherapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Motivational Interviewing.

His extensive training, experience, and commitment to ongoing professional development have equipped him to effectively address a wide range of issues, including but not limited to: relationships, anxiety, depression, substance use, grief, trauma, anger, and stress management.

Gregory is deeply invested in the well-being of each person he works with and takes a genuine interest in supporting their journey toward a better quality of life.

Real stories. Real results.

"I had reached a stage in my life where I was no longer willing to be a Prima Ballerina ie tip toeing silently around my life and relationships with satin slippers in a wordless performance of pirouettes, curtsies and twirls. Somewhere from within, my inner self drew a line in the sand, I was tired of this dance and I knew that I needed help. Help came in the form of Greg Miller, a therapist. Sometimes, one needs a quiet safe place and a listener to enable you to delve into who and where you actually are. A place where there is no risk of emotional conflict or pain, a place where you can say what you want to say and know it will not impact anyone and more importantly it will not go any further. Through regular therapist sessions, I started to understand that the constant strives for perfection which had always seemed such a normal part of the “me” that I knew, was camouflaging a deep sense of Fear that had been with me from early childhood. I gradually started to realize that fear had become dominant force that was wreaking havoc in all aspects of my life and yet up until then, I had, had no idea of its existence and that it was one of the fundamental causes for much of the unhappiness and sadness in my life. Through these sessions of introspection, the road to “me” become visible and more importantly accessible. I walked this path with the support of Greg Miller. Yes, certainly there were time when the path became narrow and dark but the support I received by the way of therapist was the guiding light to reaching my goal of dealing with Fear and realizing my strength of resolve and who I actually am. Today I am a different person; I can speak my truth in a graceful but assertive manner. My relationships have improved far beyond the proverbial line that I myself had drawn in the sand. I stand in awe of my personal development and am deeply thankful for the professional care that I received from Greg."
"I have been seeing Greg since 2016. He has provided me with professional and caring advise on various personal and professional aspects of my life. His demeanor is warm and welcoming as he ensured that I was comfortable during every session and provide in-depth insight that challenged me to become a more successful and well-rounded individual."
"I met with Greg at a very low point in my life when my self-esteem was nil and my anxiety about being a single woman in her late 30s was overwhelming. It's important to note that I was already medicated on anti-depressants so my self-image was consumed with thoughts of 'crazy, cat lady.' I had already received two years of therapy for my social anxiety and the damage of growing up in an alcoholic home so I wasn't keen on having to revisit the past. However, my insecurities at work and trust issues in romantic relationships were completely unmanageable and self-destructive. It is said that we change when it is painful enough. Greg gave me actionable tools via CBT to work through my negative impulses and choose positive and more reasonable thoughts. We talked about boundaries and what is acceptable behaviour for a mature, loving partner. When you don't see much evidence of that in your own life, you begin to doubt its existence and become overly cynical and bitter. He showed me it was OK to have needs and expectations and how to be responsible to myself for them, but also how I can learn to be joyful even if my journey doesn't take me where I expected to go. I'm also grateful to Greg for his ability to calm my anxious spirit with deep breathing techniques. I trusted that he was invested in my growth and healing because he was honest through my tears. Greg, has my utmost respect and I would not hesitate to recommend that you speak to him about your worries and that "one thing that you just can't get past."I have no doubt Greg can walk you through it, IF you are willing."
Greg is not only extremely knowledgeable, but more importantly (to me) he applies his expert techniques in a way that feels organic and natural. Sessions with him are both groundbreaking and rewarding, and I carry my lessons from him daily to apply throughout all aspects of life.
Greg was incredibly helpful and thorough throughout my entire time with him. The liberating feeling of being heard and understood from a Caymanian level meant everything to me in the place that I was. The insight and tools he brought to each session has positively impacted my life in so many different ways. I can not recommend him enough.
After many years attending a traditional therapist, I can only say that I wish I had found Greg sooner! Over a period of 18 years I had seen another therapist to address issues relating to family, stress, and anxiety, but I was looking for better results. I was extremely skeptical about seeing another male therapist. Greg really help me to work with me to develop practical strategies. Whether you are considering therapy for the first time, I strongly recommend you seeking out an introductory session with Greg.
Thanks to Greg's wonderful expertise and hands on approach, we were able to save our marriage. We are eternally grateful.
Greg is outstanding and has serously helped me understand myself more. He is extremely proffessional and is bound to make a difference in your life. BIG UP GREG ALL THE TIME!!

FAQs

How can I make an appointment?

To schedule an appointment, we first ask that you complete our intake form and provide us with your insurance and payment information. Once we receive this information, we will confirm your insurance benefits and contact you to schedule the earliest available appointment.

What insurance do you accept?

We accept several Cayman insurances including: Aetna, BAF, Britcay, Cayman First, Cinico, Fidelity/Vanguard, PanAm. If you have overseas insurance such as Cigna, you will need to pay for your sessions out of pocket, however, we can provide you with an invoice with all relevant information to give to your insurance provider for direct reimbursement. In order to use your medical insurance, you must have an outpatient mental health benefit for use on the island. While we verify your insurance benefits and provide you with an estimated breakdown of co-pays, you are ultimately responsible for understanding your own benefits.

Does seeking advice mean something is wrong with me?

No. Many people seek counselling to understand themselves or others, to develop personally, or simply to manage life. As humans, we all experience stressors and difficult emotions. Therapy is a means to learn to develop our functioning skills and build greater resilience, regardless of the circumstances.

What is counseling?

Counseling/therapy involves meeting with a therapist (such as a counselor or psychologist) to address emotional, social, or behavioral concerns. Trained and licensed clinicians work with you to consider a variety of treatments according to your treatment goals. The benefits of therapy are numerous and may include improved mood, personal growth, and interpersonal relationships. Disclaimer: Just because you come to therapy does not mean you will change or improve. The willingness to make changes is ultimately up to the individual. Please remember that we typically only have 1 hour per week in our offices and most of the change happens outside of the therapy room.

Counseling is not about coming to vent for an hour. While we have couches and you can lay down, we do not perform psychoanalysis. Counseling is an active process where the client shares and receives feedback, develops skills, and practices interventions to help in their real life outside of the office. Yes, there are times when people just need to “vent” and feel heard. And we have a space for that, to be sure. We will also encourage change.

How many sessions will I need to achieve my goals?

There is no definitive answer to this until you see your therapist. The average counseling treatment usually lasts 3-6 months, however, each person is unique. Some people come to us and feel like they got what they were looking for in 1-3 sessions. The first few sessions are assessment and getting acquainted. It is important that you feel comfortable with your therapist and the process, and sometimes it takes some people longer than others to feel comfortable.

Counseling is not about coming in to vent for an hour. While we have couches and you can lay back, we do not do psychoanalysis. Counseling is an active process where the client shares and receives feedback, develops skills, and practices interventions to help in their real life outside of the office. Yes, there are times when people just need to “vent” and feel heard. And we have a space for that, to be sure. We will also encourage change.

What is Mindcare?

How we empower our clients and ourselves to create optimal mental health, i.e. healthy mental health habits

The Flower of Life is a sacred geometry believed to hold information about the secrets of all life and is, in essence, a blueprint for all life. Its design symbolizes the interconnectedness of life on Earth from a scientific and ecological standpoint, as the symbol has been found throughout the world since ancient civilizations, as well as in the biology of plant and human life.

At Infinite Mindcare we believe that you hold all the answers and tools within yourself; that you are the expert of your own life. Our job is to help you see that in yourself and to help you actively live it through everything you do in and out of the therapy office.