About Us
Meet Miranda Friedman, LCSW
Miranda Friedman is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker offering thoughtful, personalized therapy for individuals across all stages of life. With both her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Social Work from the University of Oklahoma, Miranda brings over a decade of compassionate, real-world experience to her practice.
She has worked extensively with children in therapeutic foster care and now focuses on helping adults, seniors, and children manage anxiety, depression, grief, and major life transitions. Miranda's style is calm, affirming, and collaborative—she meets clients where they are and walks with them through their healing journey.
Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply seeking support during a time of change, Miranda offers a warm, welcoming environment to help you find clarity and relief. Both in-person and virtual appointments are available.
Why Therapy May Be Good for You
Therapy isn’t just for moments of crisis — it’s a space where you can grow, heal, and better understand yourself. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck in patterns that no longer serve you, or simply looking for a safe, supportive place to talk things through, therapy can help.
Working with a licensed therapist can offer new perspectives, tools for coping with stress, and clarity during confusing times. You don’t need to have everything figured out before starting. In fact, you don’t need a specific reason at all — sometimes, the best reason to begin therapy is the desire to feel more like yourself again.
Therapy Is for Every Age
No matter where you are in life — child, teen, adult, or older adult — therapy can be a powerful tool for growth, healing, and connection.
Children and teens often benefit from therapy as they learn to navigate big emotions, changes at home or school, and developing relationships. It gives them a safe space to explore their feelings and build emotional resilience early in life.
Adults might seek therapy to manage stress, anxiety, relationships, or major life transitions. Whether you're starting a new chapter, feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities, or wanting to break old patterns, therapy can help you feel more in control and more connected to yourself.
For older adults, therapy offers a supportive space to reflect on life’s changes, cope with loss, and maintain emotional well-being during retirement, health shifts, or other transitions.
Whatever your age or stage of life, therapy meets you where you are — and helps you move forward with greater clarity, strength, and purpose.