Julian Macke MA, LMHCA, ATR-P, specializes in working with neuroqueer clients, using art therapy, somatic therapy, and internal family systems. Julian feels particularly passionate about supporting autistic and transgender/genderqueer teens and adults in identity development, increasing mind-body connection, emotional regulation, building self confidence, building self-advocacy and coping skills, adjusting to adulthood, and deepening social connections. Julian also has experience supporting late/self discovered autistic and ADHD adults with navigating newly discovered neurodivergent identities, and enjoys working with plural systems, polyamorous folks, LGBTQ+ folks, kink and BDSM communities, furries, and sex workers.
Julian has lived experience as an autistic person, which gives him insight into the traumatic impacts of the double empathy problem, and ways that bias against neurodivergent communication styles and sensory needs often shows up in therapy spaces. He believes that therapy should be a place where you can show up as your full self. This means there is no one right or default way to exist in mind and body, nor to communicate, move, or connect with others socially, and Julian will center neurodivergent communication styles in the therapy space. Julian believes the liberation and empowerment of oppressed bodies and minds is necessary for community and global healing, and that this starts through the acceptance and liberation of our own rejected internal parts. Julian values and respects client’s expertise on their own minds, bodies, and experiences, and will collaborate with you to work with the full complexity of your identity to define what healing means to you, and meet your own goals.
🌈 $125 per 50 minute session
🌈 $150 per 80 minute session
🌈 $175 per 110 minute session
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