Johanna Simmons is a highly respected parenting educator, counsellor, and advocate for *neuro-informed approaches to child development and family dynamics. With expertise in working with children, adults, and families, Johanna combines her deep understanding of neuroscience with practical strategies to empower
families and foster stronger, healthier relationships.
As an adjunct faculty member at Adler University, Johanna teaches child development and counselling, where she shares her knowledge and passion for shaping the next generation of mental health professionals. She is also a play therapy trainer and supervisor, equipping practitioners with the skills and tools to support children through creative and evidence-based therapeutic methods.
Johanna is the author of the soon-to-be-released parenting book, Parenting in the 21st Century: The Neuro-Informed Parent, which offers practical insights and strategies for navigating the challenges of modern parenting with compassion and connection. Her work will inspire parents to understand their children’s development through the lens of neuroscience and emotional regulation.
In her private practice, Johanna integrates play therapy, *neuro-informed counselling, and family support, helping clients of all ages overcome challenges and build resilience. She is dedicated to fostering inclusion and diversity in her work, ensuring that her practices are welcoming and supportive for individuals from all backgrounds.
With a commitment to education, mentorship, and advocacy, Johanna Simmons is a trusted leader in her field, helping families and professionals alike navigate the complexities of parenting, development, and mental health.
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