About Me
Behaviour Specialist. Communication Educator. Paramedic of 24 Years.
I’m Julie. For 24 years, I worked as a paramedic. In real homes, real emergencies, real human moments where the mask drops and behaviour tells the truth.
In those thousands of hours, I learned something most people never get taught:
High‑pressure work changes your nervous system and it changes your relationships.
Police, paramedics, emergency doctors, emergency nurses… You don’t walk through crisis for years without it shaping you.
Your brain adapts. Your tolerance shifts. Your reactions sharpen. Your emotional bandwidth shrinks. Your partner feels the impact even when you don’t mean for them to.
And none of this makes you broken. It makes you human.
What I Saw Again and Again
In people’s homes, emergencies, crises, I watched patterns unfold in my colleagues that no one ever explained:
irritability that was actually nervous‑system fatigue
withdrawal that was actually overwhelm
shutdowns that meant “I don’t feel safe”
emotional distance that was really self‑protection
conflict that was just two people feeling unheard
partners trying to understand reactions that didn’t make sense
What I Do Now
Today, I teach individuals, couples, and high‑pressure professionals how to:
decode behaviour accurately
understand what reactions really mean
listen beneath the surface
communicate without escalation
repair after rupture
reconnect with clarity, steadiness, and compassion
build relationships that can withstand the pressure of the job
This is not therapy. This is not “talk about your feelings more.” This is behavioural intelligence - practical, trauma‑informed, and grounded in real‑world experience.
Who I am.
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My work blends:
24 years of frontline behavioural pattern recognition
nervous‑system literacy
emotional intelligence
systems theory
mentalisation
hypnotherapy foundations
and the human insight that only comes from walking into thousands of lives
I’ve seen humans in every state - regulated, dysregulated, terrified, grieving, defensive, hopeful, overwhelmed. I know what people look like when they’re protecting themselves, even from the people they love.
My approach is direct, compassionate, and deeply practical. Clarity without cruelty. Authority without arrogance. Results without pressure. Compassion — just enough to keep things human.
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Who I Work With
I support:
police
paramedics
emergency doctors
emergency nurses
other high‑pressure professionals
and the partners who love them
People who want to feel connected again. People who want to understand each other instead of arguing. People who want to feel supported, chosen, and understood, not just “coping.”
Whether you come alone or together, the work is relational. When one person understands behaviour differently, everything shifts.
If You’re Ready to See Yourself — and Each Other — More Clearly
You’re exactly where you need to be.