Dr. Alexandria Miller is a clinical psychologist who focuses on increasing access to care for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and oppression-based stress (OBS) for intersectionally minoritized individuals, including the development, adaptation and implementation of acceptable and efficacious evidence-based treatments. Dr. Miller has published her research in multiple peer-reviewed journals, presented at nationwide conferences, and has been honored at the BU Emerging Scholars Symposium.

Dr. Miller has clinical expertise in the evidence-based treatment of Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), oppression-based stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), and anxiety disorders.

Dr. Miller is an Assistant Professor in Psychiatry at Boston University Medical Center, the Program Manager of the Behavioral Health Equity Program, the Project Director of an NIH-funded R01, and is an affiliate researcher at Fenway Health.

Dr. Miller received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Suffolk University, completed her predoctoral internship in the Women's Trauma Recovery Team at the Boston VA Healthcare System, and her postdoctoral research fellowship in the Women's Health Sciences Division at the National Center for PTSD. She serves as the chair of the Collective Liberation and Intersectionality SIG at ABCT and is a previous ABCT CHANGE Leader (2023-2025).