About Julian Gimple

Psychotherapist Julian Gimple brings over 25 years of clinical expertise as a psychotherapist, specialising in trauma, adjustment disorders, stress-related presentations, and workplace psychological injury. With postgraduate qualifications in psychotherapy, counselling, and clinical social work, Julian combines depth-oriented practice with practical therapeutic frameworks. He has worked with individuals, couples, and families across a broad range of clinical settings, including child and adolescent services, forensic mental health, suicide prevention, and private practice. Julian’s practice is underpinned by evidence-based modalities including ACT, CBT, somatic therapy, trauma-informed care, and systems theory.

Julian is the Principal of Momentum Psychology Counselling and EAP, a private practice he founded to offer compassionate, grounded, and accessible mental health support to individuals and organisations. His therapeutic work focuses on helping clients build psychological flexibility, process trauma, and regain personal and professional functioning.

Trainer and Speaker Julian has delivered both accredited and non-accredited mental health training to hundreds of participants across government, health, education, not-for-profit, and private sectors. His training and facilitation work spans:

He is a frequent guest speaker and keynote presenter, known for his engaging, practical style and ability to tailor evidence-based knowledge for diverse audiences—from frontline workers to senior executives. Julian also facilitates reflective practice groups and workforce wellbeing programs for multidisciplinary teams in high-risk settings.

Thought Leader / Innovator Julian has played a lead role in the development of national and state-wide initiatives that shape workplace mental health responses in Australia. During his tenure as Executive Director at COMHWA, he championed consumer-led mental health reform, influencing state mental health policy and sector development. As General Manager of Mental Health Initiatives at the Australian Medical Association (WA), Julian designed and implemented a state-wide workplace mental health program recognised for innovation and best practice.

He is the author and architect of several award-winning workplace mental health guidelines, tools, and training programs. Julian’s work continues to contribute to policy development, organisational change, and cross-sector collaboration. He is known for his ability to bridge clinical knowledge with real-world workplace systems, making complex concepts accessible and actionable.

Auditor and Consultant As a qualified WHS consultant and psychosocial risk auditor, Julian works with organisations to identify, assess, and respond to workplace mental health risks. He has conducted psychosocial audits, post-incident reviews, and WHS compliance assessments across sectors such as mining, oil and gas, healthcare, education, maritime, and government.

Julian’s consultancy approach is collaborative and strategic—combining organisational diagnostics with workforce consultation to develop tailored, trauma-informed, and compliance-aligned solutions. He provides ongoing coaching to leadership teams and has developed a suite of tools, training materials, and implementation guides to support sustainable culture change.

Whether delivering therapy, training, or system-wide consultancy, Julian is committed to making mental health real, not theoretical—empowering people and organisations to build resilience, psychological safety, and meaningful change.