Julia Reeder

A healthy sense of humor is just as much a bridge to another soul as it is a shield against the unbearable. My clients often laugh as much in session as they cry or express anger. It’s all important; it’s all healing. What do you want to heal? Is there something about your relationship with a loved one that feels uncomfortable or unsafe? Do you want support in finding your true self? Adolescence and early adulthood are exciting yet vulnerable years in a person’s life, and building a strong alliance with a therapist can make a big difference. I specialize in treating teens and young adults with anxiety, depression and PTSD, particularly stemming from interpersonal trauma. My clients find me both nurturing and direct, and I take great joy in journeying with them to heal their wounds. I speak Spanish and “dog.” My corgi, Botero, and I are a certified Animal Assisted Therapy team. In session, we look at what’s really happening in your life right now, as opposed to what you may perceive to