About Dr Julie
Welcome

Hello, and welcome to my website.
As you browse the site, I trust you will find some understanding, direction, and confidence for the resolution of trauma, and greater depth in an unfolding spirituality.
From the beginning of my exploration in psychobiological and spiritual practice, a deep passion was embedded for resolving trauma, reducing suffering, while cultivating compassion and joy in our lives. Though disciplined practice and deep explorations and study, a passion was born, to sit with others in their difficulties and help them recognize what the core of their pain may be. I work with you, to help you emerge from developmental, acute, and intergenerational trauma renewed and revitalized. This is part of my dharma, my life work.
A Unique Depth of Knowledge
I have a 33-year background in psychological, somatic, and spiritual traditions, which provides a unique depth of knowledge and experience.
Born from a fascination of what lies below our conscious awareness, and how trauma shapes our lives, I gained a PhD in somatic depth psychology, and master’s degrees in both spiritual psychology and depth psychology. I specialize in developmental, inherited, and shock trauma, and have studied and taught with some of the leading experts in the field of trauma and somatics today. I am also a Dream Pattern Analyst and a trained yoga teacher.
I am an authorized teacher of the Tantric Eastern lineage tradition Sri Vidya, of which I offer courses and individual training. The combination of resolving trauma and spiritual practice can help us to both develop and grow into a profound sense of wholeness while discovering our true nature.
I am also an author, currently working on my third book.
I work with individuals and groups, in person and online, across the globe.
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30may10:00 am12:00 pmThe Embrace of a Fierce MotherA 3 Part Webinar Series
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Dr. Julie Brown Yau Trauma Therapy
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Trauma, at its core, creates disconnection—an inability to be fully present with your own being and with others. After trauma you may suffer from many emotionally, mentally, and physically painful feelings that cause you to isolate, withdraw, or compromise yourself in other ways.
Trauma creates fear, either conscious or unconscious. Fear separates you from love—the love that you are, and the love you could share with others. All this disconnection can be ter¬ribly painful. You may feel acutely alone, misunderstood, not seen or heard, at odds with others. You may lack self-esteem or feel overly prideful, which creates further separation. You may feel you’re a horrible person, or that the world is a cold and empty place. Or you may be sure you can work out everything rationally. You may be self-critical, feel disconnected spiritually, or be excessively judgmental. Hidden rage may escape in angry outbursts.
In The Body Awareness Workbook for Trauma, we address these symptoms of unresolved trauma as you reconnect to your being. Find out more at juliebrownyau.com/
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