Jessica Reid Johnson

Therapy is a unique opportunity to work through difficulties in one’s life. As a therapist, I build a strong relationship with my patients, and create a space for absolute safety. Within this relationship, there can be free and honest expression, introspection, as well as the development of self-understanding. I believe that therapy is an opportunity to work through conflicts and obstacles that stand in the way of us having the life we want. In my practice, I work with adults, adolescents, and children. I completed a four-year post-graduate training in child and adolescent psychotherapy. In addition to working with children, I provide consultation to parents who are struggling or feel they need additional support. My approach is informed by my diverse experiences as a clinician. Prior to starting a private practice, I worked in psychodynamic community mental health in Chicago’s Albany Park. In addition, I have worked in schools, in a halfway house, in a group practice, and with individ