Julie Knight, LPCC, LPC

Julie Knight is a licensed therapist with three decades of experience working across inpatient psychiatric units, crisis response programs, and in individual and family therapy settings. She holds LPCC and LPC credentials, both designations for licensed professional counselors, and brings a person-centered, strengths-based, and goal-oriented approach to clinical work.

Julie helps people facing crises, processing loss, navigating life transitions, or simply seeking greater happiness and self-respect. She places emphasis on building insight into personality and communication styles to improve relationships, decision making, and long-term well-being rather than focusing only on short-term symptom relief.

She has a long-standing commitment to supporting the LGBTQ community, including assistance with coming out, strengthening family relationships, and developing confidence and self-esteem in environments that may be unsupportive. Julie also works with family members to foster understanding and practical ways to show supportive care.

Another area of focus is working with Highly Sensitive People and introverts, helping them reframe traits that are often misunderstood and develop confidence, coping strategies, and clearer ways to express needs. She is experienced with neurodivergent clients and aligns with the neurodivergent movement’s emphasis on understanding different brain functioning rather than pathologizing it.

Julie often integrates personality typology informed by Jungian ideas and the Myers-Briggs framework to give clients tools for lifelong self-understanding. She uses these insights to help clients improve communication, resolve family of origin issues, and make values-aligned life choices. If her approach resonates, she invites prospective clients to consider whether her style might be a good match for their needs.