Celebrating a Milestone in Mental Health Care
Our Clinician, Kelly Johnson, Achieves Full Licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor
Join us in celebrating the journey and dedication of our clinician as she reaches a significant milestone in her career, becoming a fully licensed professional counselor.
Kelly Johnson
Kelly Johnson’s journey to becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor is a testament to her unwavering commitment to mental health care. With a background in research and public health, she was focused on equity and building resilience. In doing that work, she realized that she would like more opportunity to impact people’s lives on an individual basis. Subsequently, she returned to school for her Master’s Degree in Counseling. Since graduating and joining Collaborative Change Counseling, Kelly has honed her skills in providing compassionate and effective therapy. Her passion for helping others has driven her to specialize in evidence-based treatments, ensuring that her clients receive the highest standard of care. Kelly’s dedication to her field is evident in her continuous pursuit of knowledge and her empathetic approach to counseling.
Specialty Training and Expertise
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Kelly is trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, a proven method for treating anxiety, depression, and OCD, helping clients develop healthier thought patterns.
Trauma-Informed Care
With a focus on trauma-informed care, Emily provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals dealing with past trauma, facilitating healing and resilience.
Gender Dysphoria Support
Emily offers specialized support for individuals experiencing gender dysphoria, guiding them and their loved ones through their journey with understanding and respect.
“Kelly is a talented clinician who is truly loves helping people make active change in their lives. She is focused on solutions and encourages those she works with to harness their strengths in order to improve their lives.”
Jen J.
Owner
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