Julie Radico | SpeakerHub

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Bio

Julie Radico, Psy.D. ABPP, is an engaging and energized speaker, with the mission to demystify evidence-based research in a layperson friendly way. Her signature talks include helping you overcome your negative thinking, manage your anxiety or depression, utilize effective communication skills, and navigate biases and stereotypes.

She is an author, speaker, coach, psychologist, and consultant. She is board-certified in clinical health psychology. She has extensive experience in multi-disciplinary, patient-centered clinical care, education, research, wellness, and leadership.

Dr. Radico has first-hand knowledge of the realities that women face working in medicine, through her 10 years of experience in academic medicine as and having become an associate professor in a Department of Family Medicine. She has delivered over 70 presentations at local, regional, national, and international venues.

Dr. Radico has coauthored the book, You Will Get Through This: A Mental Health First-Aid Kit—Help for Depression, Anxiety, Grief, and More. Her through all of her professional writing she works to share practical, evidence-based mental health strategies.

Current position (1)

CEO

Radico Psychological and Consultation Services, LLC.

Degrees (3)

Doctor of Psychology, Clinical

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

2008 to 2013

Maters in Counseling and Clinical Health Psychology

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

2006 to 2008

Bachelors in Psychology

LaSalle University

2002 to 2006

Presentations

Presentations (5)

Overcoming The Unhelpful Thinking Habits Sabotaging Your Leadership

Women in Leadership: Facing Stereotypes and Bias

Attendees will be aided in reflecting on their own intersectional identities and the ways in which gender-identity may have or be impacting their leadership experiences or opportunities. This will include self-reflection, small group discussions, and review of literature on barriers and facilitators regarding women in leadership. Attendees will take away strategies they can use in advocating for themselves and others in leadership spaces.

Demystifying Mental Health

Attendees will learn about the requested mental health topic (e.g. Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Grief). This includes demystifying the diagnosis, the evidence-based treatments, and self-directed strategies to start practicing today to improve mood.

Communication Strategies That Really Work With Clients

Attendees learn how to harness effective communication strategies, including distinguishing between making empathetic and sympathetic statements, increasing comfort with silence, and harnessing open-ended questions to foster better professional relationships.

Dear Woman, You Are a Leader: Don’t Let Your Negative Thoughts Tell You Otherwise.

Attendees will learn skills to recognize, define, and reframe their negative thinking. They will be aided in identifying common unhelpful thinking habits related to leadership, as well as strategies to overcome self-imposed limitations on their leadership abilities. The presentation highlights the realities of women leaders facing stereotypes and biases that create challenges internal and external to themselves.

Past talks (1)

Women in Leadership: Facing Stereotypes and Bias

PSCP: The Psychology Network

Online Workshop

February 28, 2025