Dr. Breána D. Johnson PhD, LMFT is a licensed mental health practitioner, clinical scholar and small-business entrepreneur with over a decade of study in the field of psychology and marginalized mental health. Breána is a proud HBCU graduate and began her studies in psychology and human development at Howard University. She studied systems-based mental health at Hofstra University and graduated with a Master of Arts degree in marriage and family therapy in 2016.

Breána completed her doctoral degree in 2025 after completing her scholarly work on Black American women's mental health and professional and domestic labor. She holds a doctorate in Depth Psychology, specializing in Community, Indigenous, Liberation and Eco Psychologies. Breána specializes in marginalized mental health with a focus on labor exploitation in the United States. In addition to her private practice, Breána serves as an academic professor, teaching and training clinicians at the graduate level.

Breána's work explores the management of mental health while navigating modern Western systems, structures and society. Her methods aim to deconstruct narrative schemas and belief systems rooted in hyper productivity, individualism, perfectionism and idealistic success among other phenomena that undermine wellness, fulfillment and the pursuit of happiness.