Julia M Wilson, MA, LPC

Julia is a Master of Contemplative Psychotherapy and Buddhist Psychology. While being grounded in modern mindfulness based therapeutic modalities (Dialectal Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy).

Julia M Wilson, MA, LPC

Julia M Wilson

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In 2015, The Awakened Mind Institute hired Ms. Julia Wilson and our institute and clients have benefitted beyond our ability to convey. Julia is a graduate of Naropa University in Boulder Colorado, where she will received a master’s degree in clinical psychology with an emphasis in Buddhist psychology and meditative methodology. Ms. Wilson currently studies Buddhist shamanistic practices under the instruction of the Venerable Tsultrim Allione of Colorado

Julia is an expert in various mindfulness based psychotherapy interventions including acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness based cognitive therapy (MBCT), mindfulness based relapse prevention (MBRP), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Ms. Wilson has also been trained and certified in psychodynamic psychotherapy and family systems therapy.

During a recent interview, Ms. Wilson stated, "Everyone reaches a point in life when the methods they used to cope with the challenges and the traumas of the past are no longer working, and so they need to develop more sophisticated ways to work with their thoughts and emotions. I often see people cope with their anxiety and depression by numbing out, getting angry and aggressive with the world around them, or getting materialistic. As a clinician I try to see my clients as struggling to be adaptive, struggling to survive, they just need better tools... According to the needs of my clients, I can shift and work seamlessly from any mindfulness based therapeutic modality." 

Ms. Wilson has a strong background in the treatment of women’s issues, psychological trauma (PTSD and C-PTSD), Buddhist psychotherapy, and mood disorders (MDD and Bipolar I and II). She has also received training in psychedelic assisted psychotherapy (PAP); moreover PAP was the subject of her master’s thesis. Julia has an upbeat personality and a grounded and compassionate clinical style. She is a smart, funny, and insightful clinician. Julia is among our most experienced and talented clinical staff. Please reach out for your free 20 minute consultation today!

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Quick FAQ's

  • What Is "Sex Addiction" and Can It Be Treated?

    Sex addictions are commonly considered to be habitual or even compulsive sexual activities that allow people to exit from connected, authentic and healthy life activities.

  • Do all of your doctors offer Buddhist therapy?

    Dr. Parker Wilson is Buddhist minister and retired psychologist, and he can provide advisement based on an extensive understanding and practice of Buddhist psychology and meditative technology. Dr. Wilson is a university professor, doctor of clinical psychology, and a practicing Mahayana Buddhist. He has been highly trained in Buddhist and existential psychology and meditation by some of the greatest living Buddhist masters of our time.

  • Isn't MBCT (Mindfulness) associated with Buddhism?

    The fundamental techniques for developing mindfulness, while rooted in the teachings of Buddhism, are actually more scientific than religious in nature. Buddhist psychology asks one to deeply analyze one's own existential experience. In other words, unlike traditional religious belief systems, Buddhism is not a faith or dogma based system; nor do its practitioners seek special consideration from a higher power, nor do they seek to convert others to their way of thinking. It is, therefore, more akin to a deep philosophy and empirical understanding.

  • What kinds of therapy does AMI offer?

    Primarily AMI offers cognitive psychotherapy; in particular Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), which is considered the modern standard of care for many types of depression, anxiety, stress, grief, and anger management issues.

  • How much will my therapy cost?

    The Awakened Mind Institute has very competitive clinical fees; this is especially true given the quality of treatment our doctors offer. Generally speaking, individuals and / or families with a household income between $60,000 and $150,000 (or more) find AMI's clinical fees to be affordable.

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