​ ​​Julie Camp began practicing therapy at Sea Mar's Gig Harbor Behavioral Health Center in January of 2012. Her training in trauma treatment includes treatment of adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, acknowledging the mind-body connection in integrating traumatic experiences, and crisis intervention.

As a student, Julie completed a 9-month practicum in the Antioch Clinic, and an internship working with survivors of sexual abuse and assault in Olympia, WA. Before graduate school, Julie provided crisis intervention, resource referral, and support services to people with mental health concerns and low-income populations, as well as working with homeless people in a shelter, community kitchen, and resource center.

Individuals seek therapy in order to make life changes, try new behaviors, and learn to heal and grow. Many times these changes are precipitated by a crisis that demands such growth. Julie encourages people to gather and bolster existing intellectual, emotional, and spiritual resources to help them with problems they are struggling with and free them to create new ways of thinking and believing. Her work utilizes various methods and techniques, matching them to clients in order to focus on the presenting issue, previous coping attempts, the client's feelings about the issue, and possible alternative actions and their consequences. ​