Bobby Miller

Through continued education and professional development, I aspire to become a compassionate advocate and counselor for individuals and families affected by substance abuse.

>Masters in Counseling (with a focus on Substance Abuse or Addiction Counseling)
Why it fits: Very direct — you would be specifically trained to counsel individuals struggling with addiction.

Career goal: Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Certified Addiction Counselor.

> Master’s in Psychology (especially Clinical or Counseling Psychology)
Why it fits: Provides deep understanding of human behavior, addiction, and treatment methods.

Career goal: Addiction specialist, clinical psychologist (with a doctorate later), mental health program director.

>Master’s in Public Health (MPH) – Behavioral Health Track
Why it fits: Focuses more on substance abuse prevention, policy, and community health initiatives.

Career goal: Program coordinator, public health advocate, prevention specialist.

>Master’s in Human Services (advanced specialization)
Why it fits: Expands on your undergraduate degree, often with a leadership or administrative focus.

Career goal: Agency director, nonprofit manager, substance abuse program administrator.

I participate regularly in extracurricular activities such as SNHU Connect, a social organization branch of Southern New Hampshire University. Here I am involved in a handful of groups such as community service, psychology group, book club, and art gallery. I also am passionate about practicing both classical and Spanish flamenco guitar.
Healthy living is important to me; I enjoy cooking mostly ketogenic-style meals that avoid refined sugars and focus on nourishing the body and lead by example within my current home.
I meditate daily, because true personal power is not about controlling external circumstances but mastering your internal world.