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Background
Julian Young has been in private practice since 1992. His work
with people is client-centered. He has a broad range of experience working
with people from different sexual communities: straight, gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgendered. Julian has particular interest in working
with issues of sexual desire, depression and childhood sexual abuse from
a body-mind perspective.
Julian has led groups lasting from one afternoon to 26 days in a residential
setting. He also facilitates groups and consults with business and non-profit
organizations regarding gender issues and transitioning in the workplace.
He is married and is the happy father of an adorable son.
Education
- PhD, Human Sexuality - Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality
- MA, Counselling Psychology - Antioch University
- BA, Theatre Major – University of British Columbia
Professional Designations
- Registered Clinical Counsellor
- Clinical Sexologist
- Associate in Sex Education
- Workman’s Compensation Criminal Injury Qualified
Specialized Training
- Clinical Sexology – Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality
- Associate in Sex Education - Institute for Advanced Study of Human
Sexuality
- Child Sexual Abuse Intervention, Adult Survivor Option – Justice
Institute of BC
- EMDR—Level Two
- Hakomi Therapy Training Program (a mind-body approach using mindfulness)
– 2 year program
- Hakomi Couples Therapy
- Couples Therapy – Ellen Bader
- Intensive Short Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
- Julian continues to attend workshops to stay current with best practise.
Teaching and Presentations
Julian has been a guest lecturer at universities, colleges and conferences
speaking on various aspects of sexuality, gender identity and sex therapy.
| Recent Presentations: |
| 2005: |
"Experience of Testosterone in Female to Male Transexuals", Harry Benjamin International Gender Dysphoria Associaton Conference, Bologna, Italy |
| 2003: |
Psychological and Relationship Issues in
Female Sexuality. Keynote address “Sex In Your Practice”
conference, Edmonton, AB. |
| 2003: |
“Sexuality and Spirituality”, Church of
Truth, Victoria, BC |
| 2002: |
“Hormonal Treatment of Transgendered Patients”,
Canadian Review of Sexual Medicine, Conference, Vancouver, BC |
| 2002: |
Diabetes and Sexuality, Nursing Conference, Summerland,
BC |
| 2002: |
Sexuality and Chronic Illness, Nursing Conference,
Victoria, BC |
| 2002: |
Gender Identity and Transgendered Issues: University
of Victoria, BC |
| 2000: |
“Sexuality and Aging”, Nova Scotia Hospital,
Halifax, NS |
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