AUTHOR

Tricia Johnson LCSW

Licensing & Certifications:

LCSW, Illinois License # 149.010718

Professional Background

Tricia Johnson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Illinois. Tricia has experience working with clients in a variety of treatment settings, ranging from adolescents and their families in residential treatment to hospital social work and case management. She currently practices individual therapy with clients who are experiencing a variety of life events, including anxiety and depression, often stemming from life transitions. She also specializes in relationship and intimacy issues. Tricia is a life-long learner and is passionate about staying educated and informed about changes in her field.

Therapy with Tricia is authentic and collaborative and is focused on getting to know the clients’ strengths to develop personalized goals. She likes to incorporate mindfulness and self-compassion in her practice to encourage awareness, curiosity, kindness, and common humanity.

Professional Affiliations:

National Association of Social Workers (NASW)
Teletherapist Network

Education:

MSW, Saint Louis University, 2001
BS, University of Missouri, Columbia, 1998

Areas of Focus

Tricia Johnson, LCSW: Providing compassionate therapy in Illinois, specializing in anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. Collaborative and mindful approach to support clients through life transitions and enhance self-esteem.

Tricia Johnson utilizes a number of therapeutic approaches, including:

Anxiety
Depression
Stress
Coping Skills
Relationships

Self-Esteem
Confidence
Parenting Issues
Women’s Issues
Life Transitions

15 Signs of a Fake Friend

Many of us have had the unpleasant experience of dealing with fake friends. In these cases, what may start as a seemingly reliable relationship can quickly shift into one not so sincere.

February 2, 2022

8 Tips for Healing Your Inner Child

A person’s inner child includes sources of strength, lightheartedness, and/or skills that they have learned throughout their stages of growth. However, it also includes wounds and traumas that have been experienced throughout development. Healing these traumas within your inner child may take some time, but it is possible.

February 2, 2022

How to Help a Child With Anxiety: Causes, Getting Help, and Ways To Cope

How to Help a Child With Anxiety: 12 Tips From a Therapist

Learning how to help a child who is struggling with anxiety may feel overwhelming. As parents, we want to “fix” our child’s problem. Unfortunately, swooping in and saving the day for our kids isn’t the best solution every time. The best way to help your child with anxiety is to empower them and teach them the coping skills needed.

February 2, 2022

How to Help Someone With Anxiety

If someone you love is experiencing anxiety, there are many relatively simple steps to take to be proactive and offer support.

February 2, 2022