About me

*Accepting new clients* In our work together you will have a chance to learn more about yourself, grow compassion towards yourself and understand your triggers better. I believe that our bodies are constantly giving us messages. These messages are an invitation to help us understand our needs well.

As a South Indian living in the US, I’m familiar with the struggles of navigating different cultural values. I approach conversations on cultural identity, boundary setting, dealing with relational conflict and so on in a way that is authentic to you while also keeping your background in mind. I use a trauma-informed lens to therapy.

I enjoy working with people with immigrant backgrounds and marginalized identities, teens, young adults and women. I have over 9 years of experience working with children of various ages and collaborating with their families. Reaching out for support is a vulnerable process, I applaud you for your courage in doing so.

I’m co-facilitating a 6-week group for South Asian women in their 20s and 30s in October 2026. It’s a good place to build community in the Seattle area and feel understood by others in a similar life stage. If you’re interested, feel free to reach out to me for more details.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/eevy-johnson-seattle-wa/1172680

Qualifications & Practice Details

License Number: LH70114833

License State/Territory: Washington

Insurance Plans: Premera, LifeWise, Blue Cross Blue Shield

Prescribe Medication: No

Practical Details

Languages
Hindi
Telugu
English
Types of Clients
Children
Young People
Adults
Couples
Groups
Session Types
In Person
Online
Specialities

I borrow from somatic therapies, Internal Family Systems, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Attachment Theory. I specialize in working with BIPOC teens and young adults using a trauma focused approach. Issues I specialize in working with include anxiety, depression, trauma, CPTSD, anger, grief, self-image, boundaries, relationships, family of origin, racial/cultural, cross-cultural issues, disordered eating and body image.