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Bio
Before entering private practice full-time, I worked in outpatient mental health and family services settings for 10 years. Since 1988 I’ve been in a solo private practice. As an out lesbian therapist, I work with clients who identify as LGBTQIA+ and with many others who present with their own unique differences and/or sense of minority status in the world. It’s my honor to be able to work with such a range of diverse backgrounds.
My comic novel “Minding Therapy” is about a burnt-out therapist who initially resists therapy of her own. I enjoy working with other writers/artists to address creative blocks and related issues. I also regularly post articles about pop culture and mental health at MindingTherapy.com.
- Anxiety and Stress
- Coping with Life Transitions
- Depression
- Marriage and Relationships
- Attachment & Codependency
- Compassion Fatigue
- Gender Identity
- Grief
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
E-counseling.com verifies the therapist information at the time the therapist is initially listed in the directory. If you find any of the information to be inaccurate in any way, please tell us by emailing: staff@e-counseling.com. We recommend that you contact the provider listed below directly to verify any information that may be of interest to you. This information is subject to change at any time and we take no responsibility for its accuracy.
Before entering private practice full-time, I worked in outpatient mental health and family services settings for 10 years. Since 1988 I’ve been in a solo private practice. As an out lesbian therapist, I work with clients who identify as LGBTQIA+ and with many others who present with their own unique differences and/or sense of minority status in the world. It’s my honor to be able to work with such a range of diverse backgrounds.
My comic novel “Minding Therapy” is about a burnt-out therapist who initially resists therapy of her own. I enjoy working with other writers/artists to address creative blocks and related issues. I also regularly post articles about pop culture and mental health at MindingTherapy.com.
- roscjohnson@gmail.com
