• 49172 Allison Johanson

Allison Johanson

7430 E Caley Ave , Centennial, Colorado 80111
Currently Has Openings
License # 2112
Website
720-507-5023
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  • Overview

    OVERVIEW

    Private Practice Description:

    Are you wanting a genuine therapist who will allow you to be an active part of the therapy processes and planning? Well you came to the right place. I utilize my expertise in EMDR and DBT to provide therapy for those suffering with anxiety, trauma, and women’s issues.

    Languages:

    • English
    Ages Accepted:

    • Adults

  • Details

    PRACTICE DETAILS

    Teletherapy Available:

    • No
    Services Offered:

    • Individual Therapy
    Approaches to Therapy:

    • DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy)
    • EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing)
    Specialties:

    • Adult Women
    • Anxiety
    • Depression
    • PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
    • Women’s Issues
    Degree:

    • MSW

  • Credentials

    Primary Licensing State:

    • CO
    Primary License #: 2112
    Additional Certifications:

    • Licensed Addiction Counselor

  • Availability

    AVAILABILITY

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: Yes
    Near Public Transportation?: Yes
    Closest Bus/Train Stop:

    Arapahoe light rail


  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • CIGNA
    • Medicaid
    • United Behavioral Health UBH
    Free Sessions Available for:

    • First-Responder Traumas
    Description of Free Therapy:

    Discounts to recent graduates of counseling or social work school
    First responders

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