Trey Johnson

Trey Johnson is an experienced professional in mental health and legal fields, currently serving as a PRN Therapist at Beckett Springs since January 2022, providing cognitive behavioral therapy for inpatient psychoeducation groups. Previous roles include a legal intern supporting the Mental Health Division at Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney Phil Sorrells and a judicial extern at Hamilton County Courthouse, where research and consultation were conducted for the Juvenile Mental Health Court program. Trey has also contributed to the legal representation of unaccompanied minors at the International Rescue Committee and managed permanency cases at ACH Child & Family Services. Educational qualifications include a Doctor of Law from the University of Cincinnati College of Law, a Master of Social Work from The University of Texas at Arlington, and multiple degrees in Cross-Cultural Ministry and Children's Education from Dallas Theological Seminary, along with a BA in History from Thomas Edison State University.