West Virginia

Julie Wrocklage, MS, LPC, NCC

Available for video sessions only– using a platform similar to Skype, but this one is confidential
417-501-4938 | juliewrocklage@gmail.com | http://www.juliewrocklage.com

If you are a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP), an introvert, or you are struggling with codependency or burnout, you are in the right place! Supporting clients in slowing down, establishing self-care and defining their boundaries is one of my favorite parts of being a therapist.

You deserve a place of refuge that’s just for you (i.e. therapy). My primary goal is for you to feel seen, heard, understood and valued throughout our work together. I tailor my approach to each person and operate from a person-centered, trauma-informed, mindfulness-based perspective.

My practice is affirming of LGBTQ+ individuals and people of color.

Announcing our newest book
The Highly Sensitive Parent

New 25th Anniversary Edition
The Highly Sensitive Person

Announcing the release of our documentary Sensitive Lovers: A Deeper Look into their Relationships

This documentary provides the science and advice woven into the film Sensitive and in Love. Learn more and purchase Sensitive Lovers here .

Sensitive and In Love

A feature film, focuses on what perhaps matters most: how high sensitivity affects your relationships with loved ones. Learn more and purchase the Sensitive and In Love here.

Sensitive: The Untold Story

Rent or purchase Sensitive: The Untold Story here.

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