Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist, Mediator, and Workplace Mental Health & Sexual Violence Consultant
Nada Johnson is a highly respected Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW), Family and Workplace Mediator, EMDR-trained Therapist, Certified Racial Trauma Clinician, and Workplace Mental Health and Sexual Violence Consultant at Nada Johnson Consulting & Counselling Services.
With nearly a decade of experience, Nada has established herself as a leader renowned for her deep expertise and compassionate approach across private practice, corporate, and community sectors. She provides virtual clinical counselling across Canada to women coping with the impacts of childhood trauma, racism and discrimination, and low self-esteem. She also provides group facilitation and organizational consulting locally and globally, helping individuals and institutions address trauma, gender inequality, and inequities, racial equity, and mental well-being with insight and integrity.
A passionate advocate for trauma-informed and culturally responsive care, on an individual and group facilitation level, Nada works collaboratively with clients to uncover their strengths and navigate life’s challenges. Her holistic approach recognizes the interconnectedness of race, culture, faith, identity, and lived experience in shaping mental health and resilience.
Nada earned a Master’s in Social Work from York University, an Honours Bachelor of Arts (with Distinction) in Sociology and Women’s and Gender Studies from the University of Toronto, and a Family Mediation Certificate from Herzing College. She has also earned advanced certificates in Diversity & Inclusion from Seneca Polytechnic and Minnesota State University.
She is proud to serve as a panelist for The Village Keepers panel discussion, contributing her professional insight on Black mental health, trauma, income inequality, and resilience—topics that reflect both her expertise and her unwavering commitment to community healing.
