Licensed Clinical Psychologist · CA PSY24184
Dr. Julie Hayden, Psy.D.
Psychologist, executive, and national voice on addiction and homelessness — designing systems that move people from instability to independence.
A clinician who builds the systems, not just the caseload.
Her work has drawn national attention for one reason: it works, and it can be taught, measured, and repeated.
Measurable impact
National recognition
Local practice, national influence — a leader shaping how the country responds to addiction and homelessness.

One of nine experts nationwide invited to the White House "Best Practices for Addiction Treatment Within Homelessness" Summit (Washington, D.C., April 2026). Her talk: "From Instability to Independence: Designing Systems That Actually Work."

A named community contributor to the first-ever federal "Treatment First" Best Practices Toolkit (ONDCP / HHS / HUD, 2026), which features her work as a "Snapshot from the Field."
Recognized by the East County Chamber of Commerce as a 2025 Women In Leadership (WILL) honoree — one of seven selected from eighty-seven nominees.
The frameworks she co-created
Areas of expertise
Designing continuums of care that end cycles of homelessness.
Evidence-based, faith-integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders.
Victim and offender treatment, and the state-recognized 40-hour facilitator training.
Trauma-informed care across recovery populations.
Family systems, youth services, and restoration.
Developing effective clinicians through education and supervised practice.
Whole-person treatment that engages meaning and purpose.
Building and leading multi-organization recovery networks.
Speaking · Panels · Podcasts
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A national expert who can make complex systems clear — and give your audience a model that actually works.