Meigie Johnson, LCSW
871 Washington Street
Raleigh, NC 27605
Directions: off St. Mary's Street near the intersection of
St. Mary's Street and Wade Avenue

Phone:  919-834-0920

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INTERESTS SPECIALTIES

Substance Abuse

ACOA (Adult Children of Alcoholics)

Codependency

Treatment of Depression

Gay and Lesbian Issues

POPULATIONS SERVED

Adults

Therapy Group and Workshop
Interests

Substance Abuse

johnson2.gif (22267 bytes)Meigie Johnson, LCSW, a NC Licensed  Clinical Social Worker, has been in private practice in Raleigh for the past 14 years.  She also works part-time at the Wake County Alcoholism Treatment Center, where she has been a supervisor on the inpatient unit since 1986.  In addition to her specialty in substance abuse, she works with Adult Children of Alcoholics as well as family members affected by someone in active addiction.  She also treats   depression and has a special interest in working with gay and lesbian clients.

Meigie is member of the National Association of Social Workers and she is currently on the Board of the NC Coalition of Mental Health Professionals and Consumers.   She was a founding board member of the NC Association for Children of Alcoholics.   She received her MSW from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1978.

Last Update August 28, 2005

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