Julia Willcoxon

A compassionate and genuine counselor seeking for space to exercise these skills as a therapist. Graduating May 2022 with a Masters in Counseling, having completed 400 direct client hours. Specifically enjoys working with clients Adolescents and up who are struggling with identity, body shame, women's issues, relational issues, and those who feel too far gone. With 3 years of experience working in a mentoring relationship with college students, particularly enjoys that population as it is a crucial time in one's life that has the potential to be lonely.

Completed 400 hours of weekly individual and group sessions
Documented 600 hours of weekly professional record-keeping and training outside of academic curriculum
Received 3 combined hours weekly of individual and group supervision, including live observation and video- recorded sessions

Partnered with local Grief Share support group, to aide those grieving the loss of a loved one

Received 14 hours of training in Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Partnered with local recovery program, Regroup, to co- lead a women's group that fostered recovery
Diagnosed clients using DSM-V
Developed treatment plans to work toward client goals and track client progress
Maintained professional notes and required documentation utilizing Titanium software

Telehealth Training, Internal Family Systems Training (IFS), Skills for Psychological Recovery Training, AACC Conference 2021, Child Safety and Abuse Prevention Training, TF-CBT Training, TRBI and Trauma- Informed Classrooms, MBTI, Strong Interest Inventory, Beck Depression Inventory, EDE-Q, Beck Anxiety Inventory, American Counseling Association.