Johnette Walser, a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, warmly welcomes you to her practice. She understands that many individuals may feel unheard, devalued, or stressed, and she commends those who seek her support for taking an important step toward healing. Specializing in mental health support for BlPOC individuals, Johnette expertly navigates the complexities of depression, anxiety, life transitions, college concerns, compassion fatigue, and racial trauma. Employing a holistic approach, she integrates cognitive strategies, the mind-body connection, and nature therapies, empowering clients to recognize their strengths and embrace their authentic selves. Sessions are conveniently available through telehealth, or clients may choose to meet in a local park or trail, where movement, mindfulness, and therapy intertwine. With a commitment to trauma-informed, anti-oppression, and resilience-focused care, Johnette operates from a deep understanding of the societal factors that create stress and trauma, firmly believing in her clients' capacity to overcome their hardships. She fosters a safe and inclusive environment where clients can process their feelings, choices, and needs with a compassionate guide who truly centers and validates their experiences. Johnette's goal is to equip individuals with new skills while helping them uncover their own wisdom and strengths. Clients are encouraged to take the next step on their journey towards healing and liberation with her thoughtful guidance.