About JuliaJulia Wallace loves being a collaborative therapist, loves how effective it is for people to have structured conversations. These conversations help folks examine their lives and make new discoveries and remember their intentions. Julia Wallace is enthusiastic about hearing people remember truths about themselves, about the world, and their discoveries of what make their lives better. In 1998, when Julia found narrative therapy (as practiced by Michael White, Jill Freedman and Gene Combs) Julia felt thrilled-- here was a collaberative way to practice psychotherapy that acknowledges social forces and is effective. She chose one of the few graduate schools that teaches multiple classes on narrative therapy-- Smith College School for Social Work. She graduated in 2004. She studied with Michael White multiple times before his death, had weekly studies/consultation with Lisa Berndt, attended workshops by David Epston, Stephen Madigan, and is currently in a year long course with Jill Freedman and Gene Combs. She attended the Dulwich Center's Narrative Conference in 2009, in Australia. Julia Wallace has been an invited lecturer about narrative therapy, ADHD, couples counseling, working with sex worker clients and other topics at the following:
Julia Wallace is a licensed clinical social worker-- licensed by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences with license number 25077. She is a member of various professional organizations and is insured |
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