Kaprea F. Johnson

Kaprea F. Johnson's research focuses on counseling and mental health, particularly how social factors like poverty, discrimination, and access to resources (called 'social determinants of mental health') affect people's psychological well-being. Much of the work examines how counselors, school counselors, and physicians can identify and address these social needs in their practice, with attention to social justice, racial equity, and training future counselors. The research also spans related topics such as college student well-being during COVID-19, mentorship programs for early-career scholars, and the use of artificial intelligence in counselor education.

Publication output has grown notably over the past decade, rising from about 4-5 papers per year around 2017-2019 to a steadier pace of roughly 10-13 papers per year from 2020 through 2024.

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