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Julie Andersen
About
Marriage and partnership is a sacred committment. It is a very rewarding, and often challenging journey. My book M.A.P. 2 Consciousness provides couples a simple guide to develop a common language to create better communication which will lead to more connection and intimacy. We also go into great depth about your sex life since most couples struggle with desire and frequency. We explore your love language, your Erotic Blueprint, your attachment style, and your spirituality. Together, we create a safe space to heal and transform your hurts, frustrations and concerns. I look forward to working with you and making your realtionship the best it can be.
Julie Andersen is also listed in Best Marriage Therapists in Long Beach
Education:
Julie Andersen received a bachelor’s degree from the California State Long Beach and completed her MA from the Phillips Graduate Institute.Licensing & Certifications:
- Licensed: Practice License Verified
- License State: California
- License Number: LMFT32644, received 1988
- LMFT
Specialities:
- Sex
- Addiction
- Anxiety
- Codependency Relationships
- Communication
- Family Conflict
- Family Of Origin Issues
- General marriage
- Grief
- Life Coaching
- Marital and Premarital
- Money And Finance
- Parenting
- Perfectionism
- Pre-marriage
- Relationship Issues
- Self-Actualization
- Self-Compassion
- Self-Criticism
- Self-Doubt
- Self-Love
- Sexuality
- Spirituality
- Stress Management
Types of Therapy:
- Positive Psychology
- Couples Therapy
- Somatic Experiencing
- Sex Therapy
- Somatic Therapy
- Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy
- Strength Based Therapy
- Positive Psychotherapy
- Holistic Psychotherapy
- Spirituality Therapy
- 90804
Services Provided Via:
- In person
- Internet meeting
Works With:
- Individual
- Couples
- Family
Working With Marriages for:
- 35 Year(s)
Free Phone Consultations?
- Yes
Hourly Fees Range:
- $150 - $200
Accepts Insurance?
- Yes
Language(s) Spoken:
- English
My Articles
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