Julie Bauserman

Background

About Julie Bauserman

I earned my Doctor of Nursing Practice in Psychiatric Mental Health from the University of Utah in May 2024, driven by a lifelong passion for supporting others in their health and well-being. Before becoming a registered nurse in 2009, I worked as a massage therapist and instructor for several years. Since then, I have gained extensive experience across various healthcare settings, including neurology, where I specialized as a palliative care nurse and peer debriefer, telemetry, and public health, where I co-developed a harm reduction program and a peer recovery support group. In addition to my civilian work, I proudly serve as a chief nurse in the Utah National Guard. I am eager to work with clients ranging from ages 5 to 65 and bring a wealth of experience from both outpatient and day treatment settings with a special focus on youth who have experienced trauma, as well as individuals and families navigating complex mental health challenges. One of my most meaningful projects was leading a needs assessment on Anticipatory Grief Support for caregivers of medically complex children—an endeavor close to my heart, as it highlighted the critical need for emotional support in this community. Recently, my passion has expanded to psychedelic-assisted therapy, where I have witnessed its profound healing potential. Believing that collaboration is key to addressing mental health challenges, I take an integrative approach that considers well-being's psychological, physical, and social dimensions. To provide comprehensive care, I explore factors such as diet, nutrition, exercise, sleep, social support, therapies, and medication management. Above all, I am deeply honored to be a part of each client's healing journey.