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Who Josie Works With
Josie sees clients across the lifespan struggling with mental health symptoms or seeking extra support. Specialties include:Next Gen, Early-Intervention & Prevention counseling children, teens or adult children, especially in families where there are substance use disorders
Emerging Adults presenting with Substance Use, Mental Health Diagnoses or Childhood TraumaAdults in search of Continuing Care after TreatmentFamily Members in distress, navigating a loved one’s illness or entering treatmentMulticultural and International FamiliesIdentity conflict, minority or acculturation stress with affirming, trauma-informed practice
Student Counselors in Training‘Highly Sensitive People’, High-Achievers, Creatives, Entrepreneurs and FoundersIntergenerational & Relationship dynamics
Childhood Trauma
ACOAs or Adult Children of Trauma (and relationships with personality disorders)
Organisational Consulting
Driven by instinct,
grounded in research.
Josie integrates Jungian wisdom with contemporary neuroscience through a biopsychosocial-spiritual and epigenetic lens. Her humanistic, compassionate and affirmative approach empowers clients to recognize their own story within the universal narratives of transformation and growth. Recognizing that we are all on our own hero's journey, Josie believes therapists can only accompany clients as far as they have traveled themselves. Therapy is collaborative - clients are the experts on their lived experience while Josie serves as fellow traveler and guide through the terrain of self-actualization. With over a decade of integrated and synthesized personal and professional clinical experience, she brings cultural awareness and sensitivity to her practice.
Research into epigenetics (environment + the gene) shows that some individuals are more sensitive or ‘receptive’ to the environment - to both positive and negative (input)…
The good news? These individuals also show the most significant and drastic reductions in symptoms when met with the right help - with positive responses to interventions such as: therapy, prevention programs, or the belief of one mentor.