Julia Krump

I became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker because I am passionate about helping individuals recover from religious trauma, relationship wounds, and patterns of people-pleasing and perfectionism. Through 10 years of bringing this passion to therapy, I have witnessed my clients gain radical self-compassion and build a strong, trusting relationship with themselves. From this deeply supportive space, they have learned to set and keep boundaries for self-care, find a clear understanding of their identity, and uncovered a deep and abiding ability to nurture and care for their pain and trauma. This has resulted in my clients gently leading themselves into the life they’ve been yearning for.

I deeply value a strong, trusting, and safe therapeutic relationship and the co-creation of this container for the work we do together. I value and trust your internal healing wisdom, and am committed to exploring and developing this together in safety.

My approach is rooted in curiosity, compassion, trust, and evidence-based practices, and is trauma-informed. I draw on modalities such as NARM (Neuro-Affective Relational Model), DBT, ACT, IFS, mindfulness meditation, and self-compassion work to support your process of healing and transformation.

I also specialize in ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) as an adjunctive healing tool for those who feel stuck in traditional talk therapy. KAP, used within a trauma-informed and integrative context, can help open pathways toward insight, healing, and clarity.

Right from the start, you can expect to feel safe and cared for as we begin therapy together. I will ask you what your boundaries are for our time together and what topics are too hard to address from the beginning. I want you to have a sense of control and well-being in our work together. I'll also check in with you throughout our first session to make sure you're feeling okay.