Welcome

My name is Julia, and I am a licensed mental health counselor associate in Washington State.

I provide a warm and collaborative style of talk therapy for individual adults (18+), specifically those struggling with depression, anxiety, and relationship issues.

My practice is rooted in attachment-based, emotionally-focused, and relational-cultural perspectives with the aim of supporting you in developing an empowered and compassionate self-narrative.

Click below to read more about my therapeutic approach.

Services

  • I provide a warm and collaborative style of talk therapy to individual adults (18+), particularly those struggling with depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Read more about my therapeutic approach on my About page.

    Typical sessions are about 55 minutes.

cambium: noun

the living layer of tissue below the bark of a tree;

responsible for the growth and protection of the tree;

grows simultaneously inward and outward each year,

forming the annual rings that mark the age of a tree

Why Cambium?

As a farmer, I take many cues and lessons from Nature. When I was in the process of naming my therapy practice, I knew I wanted to invoke a nature-based metaphor as a tether to something essential about our humanness.

Cambium came to me as an apt symbol for therapy itself: a process of growth beneath the surface, helping us to develop deeper within ourselves while simultaneously affecting formative outward growth. Cambium, like therapy, offers fortification; it is responsible for forming the rings of a tree that chart the tree’s development, just as therapy is responsible for forming our own internal map of growth.

Like trees, we are resilient. We change with the seasons. We grow roots for stability and mine nutrient from our surroundings. We adapt, we bloom, we bear fruit, we withstand weather, sometimes we bend, sometimes we break, but we heal and we continue growing, bearing fruit, reaching for light.

And all the while, through every season, cambium is there to support us on our way.