Julie Ross, a dedicated Counselor with an MA and credentials as an LMHC and MHP, has been actively involved in supporting children, teens, families, and adults since her graduation from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology in 2011. Her experience ranges widely, encompassing work with diverse populations, including community mental health settings focused on low-income families and individuals facing significant challenges. Julie employs a therapeutic stance anchored in PACE (Playfulness, Acceptance, Curiosity, and Empathy), drawing upon various modalities such as Narrative, Existential, and Relational Psychoanalytic therapies. She also specializes in Ketamine-Assisted psychotherapy through Telos Transformational Therapy. Julie believes that every individual is a unique piece of art, often marked by life’s challenges, such as broken relationships and traumatic experiences. Her mission is to facilitate the hard work of restoring her clients’ emotional and psychological landscapes to their intended beauty, helping them heal from the impacts of depression, anxiety, and trauma. As a supportive healer, Julie creates a safe space for clients to explore and identify how past and present experiences shape their lives, empowering them to reclaim their narrative.