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Dr. Victor Johnson (LCSW)

  • North Carolina, United States
  • Addictions
  • Anger management
  • Anxiety
  • Bipolar disorder
  • Information updated 5 months ago

Services offered

  • Video
  • Phone
  • Messaging

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About me

Hello! I am Dr. Vic Johnson, LCSW. I am a board certified licensed clinical social worker and experienced in treating trauma. I have over 9 years of experience in working with a wide range of people to include veterans in an outpatient setting. I generally employ a variety of treatment modalities that is determined by the client’s needs which include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Mindfulness, and several others. Having lived in several different countries I have learned to work with a wide array of people. I create a judgement free space to meet people where they are. I strive to operate with a client centered approach with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and cultures and look forward to a partnership.
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License information

License: LCSW

North Carolina

License number: C009913

Expires at 2025-12-31

Professional experience

Focus and Specialization Areas

Additional focus areas

Therapeutic approaches

Welcoming international clients?

Yes

Languages

  • English

Dr. Victor Johnson's location

  • North Carolina, United States

Dr. Victor Johnson's years in practice

  • 9 years in practice

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Services offered

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  • Messaging

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Dr. Victor Johnson brings 9 years of extensive experience in therapy.

Yes, Dr. Victor Johnson warmly welcomes international clients seeking support.

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