Recovery and Resilience with Julie Euseppi, LCSW SEP

Photography by Amber Shumake
Julie integrates a body-based psychotherapy approach from Somatic Experiencing, movement approaches informed by Trauma Sensitive Yoga and Body Mind Centering, as well as mindfulness based psychotherapy approaches from Dialectical Behavior Therapy, to address complex trauma. The practice is meant to inspire clients to look beyond “fixing” symptoms or just symptom relief, to creating a new capacity from which they can cultivate deeper meaning and post-traumatic growth.
Her work as a therapist provided expertise in treating complex trauma, shock trauma, developmental trauma, depression/anxiety, panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, attention disorders, binge eating disorder, and physical disorder such as chronic and acute pain, autoimmune disorders impacts on mental health.
Formal Education:
Bachelors of Arts in Psychology& Social Work
Texas Tech University
Masters of Science in Social Work at The University of Texas at Arlington.
Specialities, Certifications,Trainings:
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Comprehensively trained in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
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SEP (Somatic Experiencing Practitioner)
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RYT -Registered Yoga Teacher 200hr from Dallas Yoga Center
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40 hour certificate in Trauma Sensitive Yoga
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Completed Touch Skills Training for Trauma Therapists with Kathy Kain PhD.
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Practiced restorative and rehabilitative yoga for Dr. Mark Zuber, chiropractor.
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Continued training in Body Mind Centering to become a Somatic Movement Educator.
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Assistant with Somatic Experiencing International for Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced cohorts with Glyndie Nickerson Phd, and Lael Keen SEP, Rolfer
Julie has been influenced by Dr. Peter Levine, author of Walking the Tiger: Healing Trauma, Dr. Anodea Judith, author of Eastern Body Western Mind, and Dr. Kathy Kain Phd author of the Tao of Trauma and Nurturing Resilience.