Bio
Dr. Sabrina Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Counselor Education & Supervision in the Department of Counseling at North Carolina A&T State University. She earned her PhD from the CACREP-accredited Counselor Education & Supervision program at the University of South Carolina in 2023. She also holds an Educational Specialist degree in Counselor Education with a focus on Marriage, Couples, & Family counseling, as well as a Bachelors of Science in Biological Sciences and a Bachelors of Art in Experimental Psychology. Her research interests include using AI to enhance multicultural training in counseling and other health-related concentrations, understanding the neurophysiological characteristics of culturally responsive healthcare providers, and understanding the development of cultural humility.
Recent Publications
- Dodie Limberg, Alex Fields, Donya Wallace, Rawle Sookwah, Sabrina Johnson (2024). (Cognitive Approaches). In Stephen V. Flynn & Joshua J. Castleberry, (Counseling Theories & Case Conceptualizations: A Practice Based Approach) pp. 243-270. Springer Publishing Company.
- Lanita Jefferson, Ashley Waddington, Sabrina Johnson, Jonathan Ohrt (2024). (The effects of hip-hop and rap music interventions on mental health and well-being: A systematic review.). pp. 1-15. Journal of Creativity in Mental Health.
- Ryan Carlson, Galena Rhoades, Sabrina Johnson, Scott Stanley, Howard Markman (2023). (Relationship Enhancement and Distress Prevention). In Jay L. Lebow & Douglas K. Synder, (Clinical Handbook of Couple Therapy) (6th Edition) pp. 639-655. The Guilford Press.
