Meet the Team

Glow was built on a simple belief: that with the right support, women can reconnect with their authentic selves, feel confident, and choose themselves fully. Our team of women clinicians shares a grounded, women-centered approach, and each of us brings our own strengths, so you can find the person who feels like the right fit for you.

Founder & Clinical Director

Julia Hartman, LCSW

Julia is the founder of Glow and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years of experience. She built Glow to be the kind of practice she always envisioned: women-centered, clinically grounded, and unafraid to do the deeper work--- supporting women in connecting to their authentic selves and feeling more confident. Julia specializes in helping women untangle anxiety, insecure attachment, self-abandonment, and the patterns that keep them stuck in relationships and in themselves. Her approach is warm but direct, drawing on Internal Family Systems, somatic work, and nervous system regulation to help women stop performing and start coming home to who they actually are. Alongside her clinical work, she leads and supervises Glow's growing team of women clinicians.

"When I'm not with clients, I'm spending time with family and friends, on a walk with my adorable Frenchie, or at the gym or a local Pilates class."

Works well with:

Women ready to go beneath the surface, to understand their attachment patterns, rebuild confidence, and stop abandoning themselves in love and life.

Clinician

Cristina Curiel, LCSW

Cristina is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who brings warmth, structure, and genuine cultural attunement to her work with women. She is also currently pursuing her doctorate in clinical psychology (PsyD), continually deepening the training she brings to the room.

Cristina specializes in supporting women navigating anxiety and depression, with particular care for women of color and clients working through questions of cultural identity, belonging, and the pressures of living between worlds. Her style is grounded and collaborative, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to help clients quiet the noise, understand their patterns, and build practical tools they can actually use. She has a natural gift for helping clients feel at ease and understood, often from the very first session.

"When I'm not with clients, I'm exploring new thrift stores, reading on my Kobo, and looking for the best diner in town."

Works well with:

Women navigating anxiety, depression, cultural identity, and the experience of being a woman of color seeking a therapist who truly gets it.