Jules Conyers, lcsw
Associate-Level Individual Therapist
Welcome, I’m glad you’re here.
Hi, I'm Jules! I'm a therapist offering relational, depth-oriented therapy to adults in Massachusetts. My work is rooted in curiosity and connection. I help you look beneath the surface of your patterns to understand where they came from, and gently loosen the ones that no longer fit the life you want.
I see my role as a thoughtful, steady companion as you untangle old wounds, relationship patterns, grief, and the things you've been carrying that were never really yours to begin with. Together, we'll explore your history, emotions, body, and the relationship between us, so insight becomes something you can feel and live, not just something you know. And when getting through the day is the most pressing need, we can focus on that too.
I hope to offer a space that feels unhurried, nonjudgmental, and genuinely welcoming, especially if you've often felt different or misunderstood. My hope is that our work helps you build trust in yourself, feel your feelings without being overtaken by them, and create a life that feels more fully your own.
Jules is working toward independent licensure under the clinical supervision of Alex Guilbert, LICSW, owner of Soul Tending Psychotherapy.
i support those who…
Have often felt different or misunderstood — longing to stop shrinking and start trusting who they really are
Are curious about their inner worlds — ready to meet old patterns with curiosity rather than judgment and make more room for choice and self-trust
Carry old wounds that still shape their relationships — wanting to understand how the past lives on in how they connect today
Are moving through grief, recovery, or questions of identity — looking for a steady, affirming space to make sense of what's changing
helping you navigate…
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Early attachment wounds
Childhood / complex PTSD
Inner child work
Experiences of the past shaping present life
Unwanted relational patterns rooted in past wounds
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People-pleasing or codependency
Boundary challenges
Repeating unwanted relational patterns
Difficulty with trust or closeness in relationships
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Death of a loved one
Loss of relationships, roles, or identities
Grief that feels stuck, complicated, or unacknowledged
Ambiguous or invisible losses
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Exploring gender or sexual identity
Coming out and navigating relationships with others
Healing from rejection or internalized shame
Building an affirming sense of self
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Exploring your relationship with substances
Support in early or ongoing recovery
Understanding what substances have helped you cope with
Building a life that supports your recovery goals
ways of working
Relational & Psychodynamic Therapy — exploring unconscious patterns, your history, and what unfolds between us in the therapy room
Attachment-Based Therapy — understanding how early relationships shape the way you connect, trust, and love today
Somatic Approaches — listening to what the body is communicating, especially when words aren't yet available
Parts Work — getting to know the different parts of you, including the ones that struggle or have been kept at arm's length
Mindfulness & ACT (Acceptance & Commitment Therapy) — building your capacity to feel difficult emotions without being overtaken, and moving toward what matters to you
Narrative & Existential Therapy — exploring the stories you tell about yourself and the deeper questions of meaning, identity, and purpose