Julie Watts Death And Obituary – Clinical psychologist Julie has worked in both public and private institutions for 30 years. She graduated from the University of Western Australia with a Bachelor of Arts (Honors in Psychology) in 1987 and a Master of Clinical Psychology in 1991. She acquired her experience in psychological problems pertaining to perinatal and women’s health at KEMH, where she also served as project coordinator for the national initiative on childbirth stress and depression.
Julie is passionate about assisting others in achieving greater well-being and quality of life. Julie offers face-to-face and telemedicine sessions to those aged 16 and older who need evidence-based psychotherapy for a range of concerns. Her interests are as follows:
Depending on the situation and the requirements of her clients, Julie employs a wide range of therapies. These techniques include emotion-focused therapy, mindfulness, hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and attachment therapy (ACT), and chronic treatment. She furthermore offers life coaching.