Case Manager
Julia Boyd, MSW, ACSW, is a clinically trained social worker whose practice centers on trauma-informed, culturally responsive care. She earned her Master of Social Work degree from Howard University School of Social Work, where her training emphasized social justice, community engagement, and the advancement of equity within behavioral health systems.
Julia’s clinical work focuses on women, veterans, and individuals living with serious mental illness (SMI). She specializes in the assessment and treatment of trauma-related disorders, anxiety, relational distress, and the psychological impact of systemic and interpersonal violence. Her approach integrates cognitive and strengths-based frameworks with a deep understanding of attachment, emotional regulation, and sociocultural context.
A significant component of Julia’s professional commitment is maternal mental health advocacy. She is particularly attuned to the complexities of the perinatal and postpartum periods, including experiences of guilt, identity shifts, mood disturbances, and barriers to adequate support. Her advocacy work centers on increasing access to trauma-informed maternal care, reducing stigma surrounding postpartum mental health challenges, and addressing disparities that impact women across diverse communities.
Grounded in both clinical rigor and compassion, Julia approaches her work with a belief in client autonomy, empowerment, and the transformative potential of therapeutic alliance. Her professional mission is to contribute to systems that promote psychological safety, equity, and sustainable healing for individuals, families, and communities.
Julia supports clients through the Veterans Initiative - CVHI branch of the clinic.