Dr. Julie Yeterian is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of trauma, stress, and motivational issues. Dr. Yeterian uses evidence-based practices to help you re-establish a sense of meaning and security in your life and live in accordance with your deeply-held values. Dr. Yeterian offers telehealth/teletherapy services for individuals living in Massachusetts or Rhode Island.
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It can be difficult to seek mental health care and to find the right therapist.
My aim in meeting new clients is to provide a comfortable, welcoming, and relaxed space in which I can begin to get to know you.
My focus throughout therapy is to understand, appreciate, and respect your humanity and autonomy, while also inviting you to examine and challenge yourself in new ways.
I consider it a great privilege to do this work, and I am frequently amazed and inspired by what my clients accomplish.
Our work will begin with 1-3 sessions of assessment, which is a great time for you to determine whether our partnership is the right fit for you.
My aim in meeting new clients is to provide a comfortable, welcoming, and relaxed space in which I can begin to get to know you.
My focus throughout therapy is to understand, appreciate, and respect your humanity and autonomy, while also inviting you to examine and challenge yourself in new ways.
I consider it a great privilege to do this work, and I am frequently amazed and inspired by what my clients accomplish.
Our work will begin with 1-3 sessions of assessment, which is a great time for you to determine whether our partnership is the right fit for you.
Virtual telehealth/teletherapy sessions via Zoom are available for clients living in Massachusetts or Rhode Island.
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Please call my confidential voicemail and request a call back if you prefer a more secure form of communication.
Privacy Notice: Please be aware that email is not a secure form of communication.
You are advised not to include personal health information in an email.
Please call my confidential voicemail and request a call back if you prefer a more secure form of communication.
Traumatic experiences such as violence, abuse, sexual assault, warzone exposure, or life-threatening illnesses or accidents, both in childhood and adulthood.
Sometimes, experiences such as these result in PTSD.
Highly stressful experiences, such as divorce, the end of a relationship, the death of a loved one, or facing a health crisis.
Significant role or identity transitions, such as retirement, coming out, becoming a parent (or not), or career changes.
Making an important decision that changes the course of your life, and perhaps the lives of those close to you.
Sometimes, experiences such as these result in PTSD.
Highly stressful experiences, such as divorce, the end of a relationship, the death of a loved one, or facing a health crisis.
Significant role or identity transitions, such as retirement, coming out, becoming a parent (or not), or career changes.
Making an important decision that changes the course of your life, and perhaps the lives of those close to you.
Whether it's stopping a detrimental habit, making decisions, or starting to engage in a new healthy behavior (e.g., exercise, weight management), it is common to struggle with motivation and to have mixed feelings about change.
When we struggle in this way, we may unfairly question our competence, abilities, and fortitude, or even experience feelings of hopelessness or despair.
It is often helpful to discuss these mixed feelings and self-judgments in a space where you can freely express them.
When doing this work, I aim to identify and help activate your inner desire for change, and provide accountability for you to take steps toward change on your own terms.
When we struggle in this way, we may unfairly question our competence, abilities, and fortitude, or even experience feelings of hopelessness or despair.
It is often helpful to discuss these mixed feelings and self-judgments in a space where you can freely express them.
When doing this work, I aim to identify and help activate your inner desire for change, and provide accountability for you to take steps toward change on your own terms.
Specific PTSD treatments, including Prolonged Exposure, Written Exposure Therapy, and Cognitive Processing Therapy.
Our work will begin with an intake assessment, which may be conducted over multiple sessions and may involve the use of a semi-structured diagnostic assessment tool (i.e., the CAPS-5 for PTSD).
If you desire, our therapeutic work will center on changing your behavior in a direction that is more aligned with your deeply held values.
Identifying your life's direction means that our therapy may come to focus on existential and spiritual issues and facilitate reconnection with life-affirming spiritual practices outside of therapy (e.g., meditation, movement, creative endeavors, connection with nature, participation in religious or spiritual communities).
Our work will begin with an intake assessment, which may be conducted over multiple sessions and may involve the use of a semi-structured diagnostic assessment tool (i.e., the CAPS-5 for PTSD).
If you desire, our therapeutic work will center on changing your behavior in a direction that is more aligned with your deeply held values.
Identifying your life's direction means that our therapy may come to focus on existential and spiritual issues and facilitate reconnection with life-affirming spiritual practices outside of therapy (e.g., meditation, movement, creative endeavors, connection with nature, participation in religious or spiritual communities).
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