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Let Me Introduce You to Dr. Julia
Dr. Julia Knach, PsyD, LCPC, LCADC, RPT-S™, RST-C/T, EMDR CIT, is the founder of My Crossing Paths Counseling Center and My Crossing Paths Training Center. She also serves as an adjunct professor at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) and is the current Vice President of the World Association for Sand Therapy Professionals.
Dr. Knach is an author, educator, and clinician whose work explores the intersection of trauma, addiction, and expressive healing. She wrote Crossing Paths: The Intersection Between Trauma and Addictions and contributed to Transformative Expressions in Play Therapy: Working with LGBTQ+ Clients. Her most recent book, This Is How I Rise: Fragments of Loss, Survival, and Self, reflects a deeply personal journey of healing through sandtray and expressive reflection. Her doctoral research focused on the use of sand tray therapy in healing from adverse childhood experiences, highlighting her commitment to integrative, trauma-informed care.
To Learn More from Dr. Julia
Here are a few of the ways Dr. Julia shares her wisdom and supports the field
Provides training and education through My Crossing Paths Training Center
Teaches future clinicians as an adjunct professor in human services counseling
Writes and publishes on trauma, addiction, and expressive therapies
Integrates sandtray, somatic work, and expressive approaches in healing from trauma
Connect with Dr. Julia
Website: www.mycrossingpaths.com
Email: julia@mycrossingpaths.com
Let Me Introduce You to Dr. Julia
Dr. Julia Knach, PsyD, LCPC, LCADC, RPT-S™, RST-C/T, EMDR CIT, is the founder of My Crossing Paths Counseling Center and My Crossing Paths Training Center. She also serves as an adjunct professor at the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) and is the current Vice President of the World Association for Sand Therapy Professionals.
Dr. Knach is an author, educator, and clinician whose work explores the intersection of trauma, addiction, and expressive healing. She wrote Crossing Paths: The Intersection Between Trauma and Addictions and contributed to Transformative Expressions in Play Therapy: Working with LGBTQ+ Clients. Her most recent book, This Is How I Rise: Fragments of Loss, Survival, and Self, reflects a deeply personal journey of healing through sandtray and expressive reflection. Her doctoral research focused on the use of sand tray therapy in healing from adverse childhood experiences, highlighting her commitment to integrative, trauma-informed care.
To Learn More from Dr. Julia
Here are a few of the ways Dr. Julia shares her wisdom and supports the field
Provides training and education through My Crossing Paths Training Center
Teaches future clinicians as an adjunct professor in human services counseling
Writes and publishes on trauma, addiction, and expressive therapies
Integrates sandtray, somatic work, and expressive approaches in healing from trauma
Connect with Dr. Julia
Website: www.mycrossingpaths.com
Email: julia@mycrossingpaths.com
