Anger, Stress & Communication Expert
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Julie Christiansen is a sought-after guest expert for unscripted radio, television, and podcast programs. She has been featured on CBC, Global News, CTV, NPR, WVON Radio Chicago, WDCX Buffalo, CHRI Ottawa, CKTB Niagara, IHeart Radio, and more. To request Julie for a guest on your show, please click the button below.
Julie Christiansen in the media
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT, AUTHOR, SPEAKER
Known as “The Anger Lady”, Julie Christiansen has appeared as an expert for various print, radio, and television media outlets. She has also consulted with various producers providing insight into their program content – including the Anderson Cooper Show, The Hunted, Murder in the Thirst (BET), and Investigations Discovery. She was the subject matter expert for an online, self-directed Anger Solutions course for OPP officers, and she is the inspiration behind a scripted TV crime serial currently under development. Her work in Anger Solutions coupled with her work in academia landed Julie on the list of the 30 Most Influential Forensic Psychologists Practicing Today.
Julie is a two-time nominee finalist for the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards; she was the recipient of Niagara’s 40 Under 40 Award, received the 2015 Toastmasters Communication & Leadership Award, the 2023 Women of Heart Award and was a nominee finalist for the GNCC Women in Business "Health Care Hero" Award . Her psychotherapy practice has won the Niagara Reader's Choice three years in a row (2020, 2021, and 2022).
Mindvalley Book Club Live at MindvalleyU 2025
Most of us were taught that anger is bad. But what if anger is not the problem? What if anger is actually a signal showing you where something needs to change? In this special Mindvalley U interview, Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani sits down with psychotherapist, author of The Rise of Rage, and anger resolution expert Julie A. Christiansen to explore one of the most misunderstood emotions we all experience. Julie explains why anger should not simply be controlled or managed, why suppressing it can harm the body, and how we can learn to use anger as information rather than letting it drive destructive behavior. [Source: Mindvalley Book Club on YouTube]
CBC Podcasts: "Cross Country Checkup" with Ian Hanomansing [July 12, 2026]
Julie had the pleasure of chatting with Ian Hanomansing and listeners from across the country about a subject that impacts drivers everywhere: Road Rage.
Listen to this engaging discourse, in which Julie shares the four reasons people feel angry, tricks to master your emotions in the moment, and strategies for staying safe on the roads.
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-13-cross-country-checkup