America's comedy clubs would probably be the last place you would expect to give rise to one of the country's leading cultural analysts, but that is exactly what happened in the case of Dr. Will Miller. You see, at the same time Will was working his way up to headliner status as a comedian, he earned four graduate degrees and was trained as a psychotherapist and ordained as a minister.

Dr. Will was Nick At Nite's resident Television Therapist and the host of their "Why We Watch" segments for five years. His penetrating, yet tongue-in-cheek insights into the hidden meanings of our favorite television shows made him a popular fixture at the home of Classic TV. And, because Will is a fully trained psychotherapist, what he told us about classic television may have been humorous, but it was also true.

Dr. Miller's first book, "Why We Watch: Killing the Gilligan Within" was published by Simon & Schuster in 1996. His newest book, "Refrigerator Rights," is published by Penguin-Putnam and now available. He is in great demand as a speaker to corporations and organizations across the United States and Canada, addressing the effects of our culture on personal growth, happiness and fulfillment. In fact, he was the highest rated speaker ever to appear at IBM's prestigious Golden Circle event, and was the spokesman for Microsoft's Carpoint.

• Refrigerator Rights™: Creating Essential Relationships : Today's pace spells stress! Juggling career and home lives-essential to success, meaning and happiness-adds to it. How can you prosper at work and enjoy a satisfying, replenishing home life? Ask Dr. Will Miller. Inspiring and instructive, Dr. Will mixes message and comedy in a welcome break from technical sessions. He hits hard with insights on stresses that affect achievers, then steps away from the podium with clean, sensitive and hilarious routines to underscore his points.
  
  
• A New Perspective on Change : Yes, you can thrive during uncertainty! That's the message psychotherapist, family counselor and corporate-change guru Dr. Will Miller delivers. His prescription: Help people deal with the changes around them - Motivate them to pull together as a team - Address the personal issues that come with change. Dr. Will's medicine is easy to swallow, too, because he's also a standup comedian. His dose of humor drives home the important steps for surviving change and meeting today's challenges.