Molly Millwood

Dr. Molly Millwood holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology with advanced specialized training in marital therapy and intimate relationships. After completing a post-doctoral clinical fellowship at Stanford, she joined the faculty at Saint Michael's College in Vermont where she is now a tenured professor. Dr. Millwood is also a licensed psychologist in private practice where she is particularly known for her work with couples and with women working through trauma, relationship difficulties, and the transition to motherhood. In her academic life, she teaches a graduate course in marital therapy to psychotherapists in training, and most popular among her undergraduate courses is The Psychology of Marriage & Relationships. She has published research articles on marital distress and women's well-being in peer-reviewed scientific journals as well as serving as a reviewer for those journals, and has presented her work at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association and other national conferences. She lives in the woods of the Green Mountains with her husband, their two children, and their dog. Also an emerging singer-songwriter, her busy schedule increasingly includes trips to the recording studio.