Julie Lynn Kuebler

Julie Kuebler is a board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) with 20 years of experience. Julie has a broad range of experiences including both inpatient and outpatient care and has worked in a variety of settings including medication management of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychosis, women's health, adolescent psychiatry, crisis management, care management, geriatric psychiatry, and psychology. As a psychiatric nurse practitioner Julie has provided medication management and therapy to thousands of patients including patients with mood/anxiety disorders, older adults, adolescent patients, patients with crisis management issues, cancer patients, serious and chronic mental illness, and co-occurring medical illness. Within her role as an NP she has developed programs for self-management of chronic illness and depression disease management Julie completed both her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and her PMHNP at the University of Michigan, Ann …Arbor. She worked in both adult and child/adolescent inpatient psychiatry at the University of Michigan for many years before making a decision to complete graduate work in psychiatric nursing. Julie has experience incorporating various therapies into her work with clients including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical therapy, interpersonal therapy, self-management of chronic illness, psych oncology, and supportive therapy. Julie views mental illness on a continuum of mild to severe, and she understands that we can all fall somewhere on that continuum depending on a variety of individual factors. Her role is to support patients wherever they happen to be by utilizing both medication and non-medication approaches that incorporate these individual factors into her plan of care. Julie believes strongly that it is important to work as a partner to the patients she sees and to incorporate and support the idea of patient self-management of illness by providing the education and clinical support that a patient needs be able to manage their illness effectively.