JJ Julian
Quick Facts
- California Institute of Integral Studies
- 7 Years in Practice
- Not Accepting New Patients
Specialities
- LGBTQ+
- Transgender
- Grief
Ages and Community Experience
- N/A
- Elders (65+), Adults, Teen
- N/A
- Body Positivity, Intersex Allied, Open Relationships Non-Monogamy, Racial Justice Allied, Sex-Positive, Kink Allied, Sex Worker Allied
Credentials
- California 128390
About
"We are most powerful when sourcing our energy from possibility, from our visions, not from the pain we know, but from the world just outside of what we can now see. Our energy is most potent when we make room for our grief and anger, when we allow ourselves to feel, and our direction becomes clearer." -Prentis Hemphill
I am a white, queer, non-binary artist, abolitionist and therapist. I go by JJ (they/them). I believe deeply in healing and transformation, and my practice as a therapist is one way I use my own healing journey to inform and create space for others to explore theirs. I come from the farmlands of the midwest (colonized Erie, Kickapoo, Shawnee, Lenape (Delaware), Miami, Ottawa, Seneca and Wyandot land) with European roots back to Ireland, Scotland, England, Germany, Switzerland and France. All of my lineages, communities and identities are important to me as I bring my whole self to the therapeutic relationship, centering liberation, decolonization, healing, justice and imagination/creativity. I pay attention to practices rooted in Indigenous wisdom, including my own Irish pagan lineage, as well as other community-based practices like: healing justice, transformative justice, disability justice, gender justice, racial justice, somatics and mindfulness, body-autonomy, harm reduction and neuroqueering. My learning in life and community along with my learning in school and professional settings play vital roles in my practice.
Areas of Experience
- Grief
- LGBTQ+
- Life Transitions
- Racial Identity
- Sexual Abuse
- Spirituality
- Stress
- Substance Use
- Transgender
- Trauma and PTSD
Types of Therapy
- Attachment-based
- Culturally Sensitive
- Expressive Arts
- Feminist
- Humanistic
- Multicultural
- Narrative
- Person-Centered
- Somatic
- Strength-Based