Jules Kaufmann

I know that perusing therapist bios isn’t exactly a walk in the park, so I appreciate the fact that you’re here. You may feel lost in the world, stuck in a pattern, or in need of extra support. If you’re looking for a therapist who's direct, identity affirming, and deeply curious about your story, you’ve come to the right place!

I'm especially passionate about supporting adults navigating chronic illness, intergenerational trauma, and identity fluidity, as well as those looking to gain a deeper understanding of their patterns. I'm also passionate about exploration of attachment, intimacy, and partnership across the full spectrum of relationship configurations. I take a non-pathologizing approach to therapy where clients feel seen and appreciated for being entirely themselves.

My approach draws from Person-Centered, Relational-Cultural (RCT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapies. I am committed to trans and disability rights activism, anti-racism, and recognizing the role of cultural and systemic oppression in shaping people's internal worlds.

As a queer, chronically ill therapist, I have deep appreciation for the way that intersecting identities inform the parts we develop to keep us safe. I’m committed to showing up as my most authentic self through humor, empathy, and curiosity. Together we will create a space for you to own your narrative.

Interests include: cooking/baking for loved ones, hiking, public radio, musical exploration, scream-singing in my car, saying “naur” instead of “no”