Julie Melton

I’m a compassionate, purpose-driven professional with a Bachelor’s in Psychology and a Master of Social Work in progress. With over a decade of experience supporting individuals and families through crisis, caregiving, and educational systems, I bring a trauma-informed, client-centered approach to every role I take on.

My background spans student support, behavioral intervention, caregiving, and health services — all rooted in a deep commitment to dignity, empathy, and advocacy. Whether I’m coordinating care, de-escalating a crisis, or simply being a steady presence in someone’s hardest moment, I lead with heart, integrity, and resilience.

Currently pursuing my MSW at the University of West Florida, I’m passionate about hospice care, trauma recovery, and systems-level change. I’m seeking opportunities where I can grow clinically, contribute meaningfully, and walk alongside people in their most vulnerable seasons.

Let’s connect — I’m always open to conversations about social work, mental health, and purpose-driven careers.

Dedicated and compassionate professional with a strong foundation in psychology and a Master of Social Work in progress. Over a decade of experience supporting individuals and families across educational, healthcare, and home-based settings. Proven strengths in crisis intervention, trauma-informed care, behavioral support, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Skilled in coordinating services, providing emotional support, and advocating for vulnerable populations. Known for calm under pressure, strong communication, and a deep commitment to dignity and equity in care.

Currently pursuing a Master of Social Work (MSW) at the University of West Florida, with a strong academic foundation in psychology and healthcare. Holds a Bachelor in Psychology and an Associate Degree, along with formal training in medical assisting. Recognized for academic excellence and a commitment to trauma-informed, client-centered care. Educational background reflects a deep dedication to understanding human behavior, mental health, and systems of support.