Delane Johnson

About Delane Johnson

I take a holistic perspective to counseling, believing that we are whole beings with
psychological, emotional, physical, and spiritual needs. We are all unique individuals with
different strengths and life experiences, and therefore there is not a one-size-fits-all approach to
therapy. I am passionate about working with individuals with disabilities after sustaining a
disability at a young age. I am dedicated to bridging the gap between mental and physical
health, reducing the stigma around disability, and creating a space of inclusivity and acceptance
for all abilities.
I specialize in acquired disabilities helping individuals as they adjust to life’s transitions with a
new injury and the grief that comes with it. My focus also includes chronic pain and chronic
illness, which can often feel like isolating experiences. I work to engender hope while holding
space for clients to come as their authentic selves. I believe that there is nothing more important
than the therapeutic relationship and the attuned presence of the therapist. I work with adults
spanning to the geriatric population; inclusive of individuals struggling with grief/loss, anxiety,
depression, mood disorders, relationship issues, and trauma. I am a Brainspotting practitioner
and consider it an honor to bear witness to the deep somatic and emotional release that comes
with this trauma-informed treatment approach. I offer faith-based counseling at the client’s
request and have a background in the integration of theology and secular psychology. I am
client-centered first meaning I allow my clients to lead the session while integrating
attachment-based counseling, ACT, CBT, and humor.
In my free time I enjoy spending time with friends and family, going to concerts, book club,
lounging in my butterfly garden, and rewatching New Girl and Friends for the hundredth time