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Audrea Johnson, PHD
Psychologist - Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, Psychologist - School Psychology

Biography

Audrea Johnson, PHD is a Psychologist - Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, Psychologist - School Psychology practicing in Georgetown, TX

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Texas A & M UniversityDoctorate2012Not Specified
Texas A & M UniversityDoctorate2012Not Specified

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Languages Spoken
English
Medical Specialties
  • Psychologist - Sub-Specialty: Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology
  • Psychologist - Sub-Specialty: School Psychology

Years In Practice: 15 (started in 2011)

Accepts New Patients: Yes

Johnson specializes in treating the following types of patients:

  • Children and Pre-Teens
  • Special Needs
  • Teens and Young Adults

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    As a specialty clinic, our overarching goals are to provide comprehensive insight, to build skills, and to empower caregivers; therefore, we view the services we provide as more term-limited. While, some families choose to use services for a longer duration; our goal is to intensively improve performance to shorten the need for treatment.