Brooks Johnson, LMHC

Brooks Johnson approaches counseling with the belief that every person has a purpose and the capacity to contribute meaningfully to society. He holds that people have an optimal self and that a therapist can serve as a reflective support to help keep progress moving toward that potential. His work is grounded in neuropsychotherapy, a brain-informed framework that also allows space for a variety of other therapeutic theories and techniques.

He commonly integrates person-centered care with cognitive-behavioral methods, Adlerian ideas, and existential perspectives, tailoring those approaches to each individual client. Valuing a balanced mind, body, and spirit, he is willing to address spiritual matters when they align with a client’s personal beliefs. Brooks combines formal training with the practical lessons of his own life experience, drawing on both sources to inform his clinical decisions and guide clients toward growth. He holds the LMHC credential, which stands for Licensed Mental Health Counselor.