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Julie Barton is a New York Times bestselling author, writing coach, and teacher whose work has touched readers and students around the world. Her memoir, Dog Medicine: How My Dog Saved Me from Myself, sparked national conversations on depression, trauma, and the transformative power of the human–animal bond.
Through deeply personal storytelling and a powerful message about healing and resilience, Julie has built a devoted following of readers and students who see her as both guide and companion on the path to emotional recovery.
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A story of breakdown, recovery, and the
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An honest and deeply moving memoir about a young woman’s battle with depression and how her dog saved her life.
Rooted in personal experience, Julie's work explores depression, recovery, and the transformative power of the human–animal bond—offering a perspective that is both deeply intimate and widely resonant. As her audience continued to grow, there was a clear need for a platform that could carry this work beyond the page—one that felt as considered, human, and grounded as the story itself.
We partnered with Julie to create her complete brand identity and digital presence—including visual identity development, comprehensive website design and build, and brand strategy. Today, her online platform authentically reflects her mission: creating space for honest conversation about recovery, the courage it takes to rebuild your life, and the profound ways animals can heal us.
Creating space for honest conversations around mental health and recovery
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