Christine Johnson is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and therapist dedicated to providing stress relief for emerging adults, teens, and parents. She understands the difficulties faced by young adults navigating their life directions and the overwhelming feelings of depression and anxiety that can disrupt academic success in college. Christine also recognizes the challenges faced by parents of withdrawn, unmotivated, or unhappy teens. Her primary goal is to support young individuals in overcoming the emotional distractions that can hinder their educational achievements and complicate their relationships with family and friends. With a practice tailored for Teens and Emerging Adults transitioning into independent living, she fosters confidence and independence through effective therapeutic techniques. With expertise in mindfulness-based therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and other evidence-based modalities, Christine emphasizes the importance of healthy coping strategies, assertive behavior, and practical solutions to life's challenges. A proud graduate of the USC School of Social Work, she has been a strong advocate for mental health since embarking on her professional journey in 1995. With extensive experience working in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, as well as at Kaiser Permanente, Christine is especially attuned to the nuances of mental health issues among young people. In her practice, she is committed to guiding her clients toward brighter paths and better emotional resilience.