Oakley has designed and led over 50 custom experiences ranging from corporate art installations to intimate private events.

 

Her approach is rooted in an unusual combination: three years as a basketball manager working alongside coaches and athletes taught her how humans learn to trust their bodies under pressure, how teams develop authentic collaboration, and how performance anxiety dissolves when people feel genuinely seen.

 

Now studying sports medicine alongside psychology and art, she's mastering how physical movement unlocks mental freedom and how that principal scales across every population we serve.

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Oakley designs experiences where the body leads and the mind follows.

 

She understands what every human system needs: permission to move authentically, space to express without judgment, and reconnection between what the body knows and what the mind has forgotten.

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What Oakley Handles:

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• Custom Event Design - Plans and executes every tailored party and private event

• Field Operations - Leads workshops across Washington

• Corporate Partnerships - Partners with corporations to design and deliver creative art activations that achieve their team-building goals

• Program Development - Co-created our Signature Paint Balloon Splatter Art methodology

 

Current Studies: Sports medicine, psychology, and art deepening her understanding of how physical movement, mental state, and artistic expression create the conditions for humans to trust themselves again.

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"Sports taught me that your body knows what to do when your brain stops overthinking. Art taught me that creation works the same way. "

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When not covered in paint: Walking her dog while learning violin, destroying friends at long-distance gaming, crocheting while diving into forensic psychology books, or inventing recipes that shouldn't work but do.

Twenty years mapping brains in sleep medicine and neurology taught Jules what flow state looks like neurologically. Fighting fires taught her how humans behave under pressure, how they find courage, how they work as teams when everything's on the line. But watching someone throw their first paint balloon? That taught her what freedom looks like when nothing's in the way.

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This rare combination, clinical understanding of nervous system function, field experience under extreme conditions, and artistic vision honed over decades, is what makes Athletic Expressionism™ possible.

 

Jules doesn't just facilitate paint throwing. She creates the precise conditions where your nervous system can access flow state through explosive movement and creative expression.

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Clinical Foundation:

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• Registered Polysomnographic Technologist (RPSGT)

• EEG Technologist (EEGT)

• Clinical Sleep Manager with 20+ years in neurology and sleep medicine

• Master's in Psychology (MS)

• ABD in Industrial and Organizational Psychology

 

Field Experience:

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• Wildland and structure firefighter

• Professional artist since age 16 (History Channel, Discovery Channel)

• 20+ years working with vulnerable populations

• Expert events planner and team building facilitator

 

Current Studies: Performance psychology, nervous system regulation, Carl Jung's depth psychology, Anatomy Trains, sleep medicine advancements, organizational psychology, and art theory.

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"I spent 20 years helping humans sleep. Now I wake them up with movement, mess, and laughter, meeting them wherever they are."

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When not covered in paint: Escaping to mountains (the further from WiFi, the better), mastering obscure board games, planning adventures, or hiding with art journals in absolute silence.