Julia Sadusky

Dr. Julia Sadusky, a licensed clinical psychologist and author, dives into the contentious topic of Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors. She explains the purpose of her amicus brief and why she supports the ban, arguing it protects families and faith communities. Julia discusses the conflation of sexual orientation and gender and emphasizes that therapists can still engage in identity exploration. Highlighting the importance of understanding gender diversity, she encourages Christian therapists to participate actively in these crucial discussions.

Dr. Mark A. Yarhouse, a clinical psychologist and director of the Sexual and Gender Identity Institute, and Dr. Julia Sadusky, a licensed clinical psychologist and author, dive into the evolving language of sexual identities. They discuss the impact of queer theory on identity, the importance of curiosity over judgment, and the need for safe spaces for teens to explore their identities. The conversation sheds light on the pressures of authenticity in today's culture, offering compassionate guidance for parents and leaders navigating these complex discussions.

Dr. Julia Sadusky, a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in trauma-informed care, discusses when and how to talk to kids about sex, the importance of naming body parts, and protecting against sexual abuse. They also explore creating an open relationship with your child, discussing the Catholic and Protestant views on masturbation, and understanding its psychological benefits.

Dr. Julia Sadusky, Catholic psychologist, discusses navigating conversations about sexuality and gender with children and teens, balancing sensitivity and honesty. They explore challenges faced by today's youth, emphasizing empathy, critical engagement with culture, and fostering authentic relationships. Dr. Sadusky also shares insights on her educational background and resources for further information.

Dr. Julia Sadusky, mental health therapist and author, discusses the impact of inadequate sex ed, ties to compulsive behavior, and promoting healthy discussions with children and teens. Emphasizing the importance of integrating theology and psychology in understanding human sexuality and supporting healthy sexual development in children.