Julie Artinian Callaway standing outside with a welcoming smile.

Hi, I’m Julie.

I offer:

  • Thoughtful, grounded care with depth and clarity.

  • A steady, respectful space for meaningful work.

  • Insightful, collaborative, and focused on real change.


My Approach

My work is deeply aligned with who I am. I connect naturally with people and believe that everyone deserves to be met with compassion, respect, and genuine curiosity. I strive to create a space where you feel comfortable being yourself, where you can explore, reflect, and grow at your own pace without fear of judgment.

When we are in session together, my attention is fully on you. Our time is dedicated to understanding your experiences, supporting your goals, and creating a space where you feel heard and valued.

I value authenticity, trust, and meaningful connection, and those principles guide every interaction I have with clients. My approach is collaborative and grounded, recognizing that you are the expert on your own life while I provide support, perspective, and tools along the way.

My style is warm, relaxed, and approachable. While I take my work seriously, I don't believe therapy has to feel overly formal. My hope is that you'll feel at ease in our sessions, able to speak openly and honestly. Because I often work from my home office, you may occasionally catch a glimpse of one of my pets in the background, a small reminder that therapy can be both professional and comfortably human.


Credentials

  • Master of Social Work (MSW), 2017

  • Trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), 2006

  • Master’s Degree in Counseling / College Student Personnel, 1999

  • Master’s Degree in Liberal Studies (Women’s Studies concentration), 1999

With over 25 years of clinical experience and two decades specializing in EMDR, my work is highly focused on helping clients move through trauma efficiently and at a deeper level than traditional talk therapy.

A cozy living room corner with two gray upholstered armchairs facing each other around a small round wooden table with magazines on it. The room has a light blue wall with two framed maps of New York and Buenos Aires. There is a white floating shelf with decorative objects and a black round wall clock. A floor lamp with a white shade provides lighting. The floor is wood with a natural finish.

If you’re looking for a space to work through anxiety, trauma, or overwhelm in a focused and supportive way, you’re welcome to reach out to learn more or schedule a consultation.