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Dr. JeanAnne Johnson, PsyD, PhD, APRN-BC, FNP, PMHNP, PMHS

Mental Health Nurse

Dr. JeanAnne Johnson is a Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with over 30 years of medical experience. She holds advanced degrees from Georgetown University and Rush University, along with multiple certifications in psychiatric care, addiction treatment, and pediatric mental health. She is currently pursuing a fellowship in Precision Psychiatry and Functional Medicine.

JeanAnne provides psychiatric services across 14 clinics, specializing in mental illnesses, substance use disorders, and criminogenic programs. A national speaker and author of I Can Do Hard Things: Tools to Manage Anxiety When Medication Isn’t Enough (2019), she is passionate about holistic mental health care. Her approach addresses the root causes of mental illness through nutrition, lifestyle changes, and functional medicine.

Outside of work, JeanAnne enjoys outdoor activities with her two children, is a cancer survivor, and loves animals.


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