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Janelle JohnsonJanelle Johnson's mission is to promote the welfare of humankind in the field of mental health. She works to combat stigmas & misconceptions about c...view moreJanelle JohnsonJanelle Johnson's mission is to promote the welfare of humankind in the field of mental health. She works to combat stigmas & misconceptions about counseling treatments while effecting change nationally. Janelle Johnson holds an Associate of Arts in Business from Phoenix College class of 1994, a Bachelor of Science in Family Resources and Human Development from Arizona State University class of 1998, and a Master of Arts degree in Counseling from Regis University class of 2009. Janelle is a businesswoman, licensed professional counselor, national certified counselor, television correspondent on mental health, mental health speaker, lyricist for guided meditations, and author. Janelle formed Life Balance Counseling's private practice in Aurora, Colorado in 2011. Janelle is led to specialize and practice in areas that are both experiential and dear to her. She works with adult clients wanting to regulate emotions, recognize their anxiety triggers, manage depression symptoms, process grief and loss, build healthy relationships, sustain self-worth, and value. Janelle has an authentic interest in her client's personal and social growth. In therapy, Janelle listens to people for understanding; while pulling out their values so they may "balance their life." In therapy therapist and client work collaboratively to maximize the client's full potential and work towards optimal health. Clients are encouraged to move towards their goals and access resources available to nurture themselves, others, and what is dear to them. Janelle has contributed mental health articles to the Colorado Black Health Collaborative (CBHC), Good Therapy, and marriage.com. Janelle served on the board of CO Registered Psychotherapists. Janelle Johnson was interviewed for the June 2022 issue of men's mental health in the Denver Urban Spectrum magazine. Janelle's volunteerism includes mental health coordinating for the Denver District A.M.E Zion Church and volunteerism with the Colorado Black Health Collaborative. Janelle is a member of the NAACP, U.S. Black Chambers, Inc., American Counseling Association, Epsilon Honors Society, and Chi Sigma Iota's Rho Upsilon Chi Chapter. Janelle Johnson is a featured psychotherapist on two episodes of TV One's "Fatal Attraction" television show in 2016, and 2017, and on FOX news in 2017 as a television correspondent discussing grief and loss and its impact on the community. Janelle is a mental health television correspondent on Dever7/local3 news broadcasts, working to bring awareness to mental health by "destigmatizing mental health".Janelle is a Grand Canyon University third-year doctoral student in the program Doctor of Philosophy in Counselor Education and Supervision. Post-defending her dissertation, Janelle plans to teach at an alma mater, sustain private practice as a Licensed Professional Counselor, author mental health books, produce and sell health products, write, and supervise therapists working towards their license. Janelle is commonly reached at www.janellejohnson.org, and www.ellenaj.biz.view less