Marriage & Family Therapist and Life Coach Julie is a licensed Marriage Family Therapist (MFT 43550) with a private practice in Los Gatos. She also provides personal and business coaching to individuals, groups and corporations.
Emotional, spiritual, physical, mental and behavioral health Julie utilizes a “whole person” approach, focusing on emotional, spiritual, physical, mental and behavioral health processes that help people get "unstuck." She works closely with local doctors, psychiatrists, nutritionists, pastors, and other practitioners in order to enhance the therapy and coaching for each individual.
Food addiction, anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts and physical pain Julie's loving and direct approach has helped hundreds of people effectively uncover, understand, and work through root causes of symptoms such as food addiction, anxiety, depression, relationship conflicts and physical pain. As a recovering food addict, alcoholic, shoplifter and co-dependent, Julie has "walked the walk" and offers a balance of compassion and challenge in the recovery cycle. Her unique counseling and coaching styles adapt to a variety of treatment needs and goals for individuals, couples, groups and families. New Life Ministries, Workshops Julie is also affiliated with New Life Ministries and travels across the country facilitating the Lose It For Life Workshop with Steve Arterburn.In the local community, Julie is well known for her lively and interactive presentations. She helps people in small businesses, police and fire departments, large corporations and schools learn how to reduce stress and manage anxiety through self-awareness and self-care. Julie also teaches weekend workshops that help individuals get unstuck and onto a path of growth and change. Working with someone who loves and lives life Julie Davis enjoys spending her free time outdoors.She is a competitive bodysurfer, skier, trail runner and endurance horseback rider.Julie is also an avid fundraiser for benefits such as the San Francisco department of Oncology and Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and she is a lifetime member of PEO. She is also finishing her PhD in Psychology and completing her first book. In her "spare" time Julie enjoys raising chickens, tending bee hives and building indoor/outdoor water fountains.
