Julia Brown, LPC

Julia Brown recognizes the widespread need for healing amid global conflicts, natural and human-caused disasters, and the cascading losses those events can bring. She frames her work around that sense of urgency, applying decades of clinical training and hands-on experience to support people coping with trauma, grief, and life transitions.

She earned a BA in Psychology from Mississippi College in Clinton, Mississippi in 1988 and an MS in Counseling Psychology from the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg in 1990. She became a licensed professional counselor in 1994 and holds the LPC designation, which stands for Licensed Professional Counselor. In 2008 she added an LPC Supervisor credential, reflecting her experience in clinical supervision and leadership.

Over the course of her career she provided direct clinical services for 14 years and served in supervisory roles for 13 years before retiring in 2017 at age 65 after 27 years in the mental health field. Her work includes extensive experience in crisis intervention, trauma-focused therapy, and veteran-focused issues. She has worked with adults, adolescents, couples, and first responders, and currently provides contract services supporting the prison population, assisting federal releasees transitioning into halfway house settings.

Throughout her professional life she has been motivated by a desire to contribute to broader healing efforts, bringing clinical skills and a trauma-informed perspective to individuals and communities affected by significant loss and disruption.