Dr. Eli Johnson
Clinical Psychologist
Profile Overview
My name is Eli and I am a registered Clinical Psychologist with Endless Possibilities. I provide assessment services (school age, adolescents, adults; psychoeducational, psychodiagnostic, ASD, ADHD) and therapy (adults; anxiety, trauma, depression, ASD, many others). I have a particular interest in anxiety, trauma, ASD and working with diverse populations.
Availability
Currently Accepting
Service Information
Services
Psychodiagnostic Assessment, Psychoeducational Assessment, Psychotherapy, Developmental / ASD Assessment
Client Type
School-aged Children, Adolescents, Adults
Therapeutic Approach
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Eclectic, Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), Trauma Focused, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
Presenting Concerns
2SLGBTQIA, ADHD, Behaviour, Bipolar Disorder, Burnout, Chronic Illness, Depression, Dysthymia, Grief and Loss, Identity and Self Discovery, Learning Disabilities, Life Transitions, Phobias, PTSD, Relationships, Self-Esteem, Stress, Terminal Illness, Trauma, Work/Life Balance, Autism, Cultural Identity
Contact Information
Pricing Details
Individual therapy - $250/hr
Psychoeducational assessment - up to $3500 no tax *
Autism - up to $3750 no tax *
Autism plus ADHD - up to $4000 *
ADHD Assessment (with no history of concerns with academics - i.e. A student, university student; if history of academic struggles, psychoeducational may be more appropriate) - up to $2500 *
Psychodiagnostic Assessment Add-On (to previously mentioned assessments) - billed at $250/hr for additional testing/records review/interpretation/etc (more accurate estimate can be provided within first two full sessions)
Psychodiagnostic Assessment - billed at $250/hr, number of hours dependent on referral question (generally 5-15hrs or $1250-3750)
*These assessments are billed at $250/hr and if the total is under the above price, the client will only charged for hours billed; if total is over the quoted price, no additional cost)
Psychoeducational assessment - up to $3500 no tax *
Autism - up to $3750 no tax *
Autism plus ADHD - up to $4000 *
ADHD Assessment (with no history of concerns with academics - i.e. A student, university student; if history of academic struggles, psychoeducational may be more appropriate) - up to $2500 *
Psychodiagnostic Assessment Add-On (to previously mentioned assessments) - billed at $250/hr for additional testing/records review/interpretation/etc (more accurate estimate can be provided within first two full sessions)
Psychodiagnostic Assessment - billed at $250/hr, number of hours dependent on referral question (generally 5-15hrs or $1250-3750)
*These assessments are billed at $250/hr and if the total is under the above price, the client will only charged for hours billed; if total is over the quoted price, no additional cost)
Availability & Service Details
Taking both therapy and assessment clients. Assessment clients may have a wait of 1-2 months.
Additional Contact Information
New Clients may schedule a consultation online or by calling the number below
Phone Number
Therapeutic Approaches, Clinical Experience, and Additional Information
In therapy, my goal is to help you move towards living a more fulfilling life and not being so controlled by your emotions, thoughts and symptoms. While it depends on what you’re dealing with, therapy with me is generally a combination of support and skills. I believe that talking about what is going on in your life (or about the past) can definitely be helpful but making changes in your life is going to have the biggest long-term impact. These changes might be using skills to help you deal with thoughts in different ways, manage your emotions better or communicate more effectively… or they might be taking an important (positive) risk you’ve been avoiding, like jumping back into the dating pool, trying out a new hobby or having a tough conversation with a loved one.
I am a big fan of evidence-based treatments (e.g., Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, etc), but I aim to make the therapy fit with you, your needs, your interests and your life.
My therapy style is warm, gently direct, psych geeky (get ready to learn some facts!), skills-based, open to feedback and humorous. My favourite sessions often include a combination of facing difficult emotions and laughing really hard.
For those who are neurodivergent (e.g. Autism, ADHD), my approach is neuro-affirmative in the sense that I believe that Autism, ADHD and other neurodivergent brain-types are just variations of human experience. My goal is to help you find ways to get your own particular needs met so that you can better enjoy your life and let your strengths shine through. You’ll be my guide as to what is important to you, but this might include better understanding your diagnos(es), working on self-acceptance, addressing sensory needs, advocating for yourself, working on work/life balance, trying to understand others, being kinder to yourself, learning to manage your emotions better, communicating more effectively or something similar.
I strongly value diversity and have a long history of working with people from a variety of different (ethnic, religious, 2SLGBTQI+, etc.) backgrounds. I am always learning about different identities, experiences and cultures so that I can better serve my clients. That said, I’m also very aware that each person’s experiences are unique (and sometimes someone’s identities have nothing to do with why they are seeking out therapy), so I do my best to understand my clients’ experience rather than make assumptions.
I also speak Spanish and provide therapy in Spanish.
I am a big fan of evidence-based treatments (e.g., Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, etc), but I aim to make the therapy fit with you, your needs, your interests and your life.
My therapy style is warm, gently direct, psych geeky (get ready to learn some facts!), skills-based, open to feedback and humorous. My favourite sessions often include a combination of facing difficult emotions and laughing really hard.
For those who are neurodivergent (e.g. Autism, ADHD), my approach is neuro-affirmative in the sense that I believe that Autism, ADHD and other neurodivergent brain-types are just variations of human experience. My goal is to help you find ways to get your own particular needs met so that you can better enjoy your life and let your strengths shine through. You’ll be my guide as to what is important to you, but this might include better understanding your diagnos(es), working on self-acceptance, addressing sensory needs, advocating for yourself, working on work/life balance, trying to understand others, being kinder to yourself, learning to manage your emotions better, communicating more effectively or something similar.
I strongly value diversity and have a long history of working with people from a variety of different (ethnic, religious, 2SLGBTQI+, etc.) backgrounds. I am always learning about different identities, experiences and cultures so that I can better serve my clients. That said, I’m also very aware that each person’s experiences are unique (and sometimes someone’s identities have nothing to do with why they are seeking out therapy), so I do my best to understand my clients’ experience rather than make assumptions.
I also speak Spanish and provide therapy in Spanish.
Educational Background and Professional Affiliations
Education and Training
Member of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (since 2026)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Colorado, USA (since 2015)
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver (2014)
Master’s in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver (2011)
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology – California Polytechnic University, Humboldt (2007)
CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy) Provider (since 2022)
"Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist” (ASDCS; training program through Evergreen Certifications, May 2025)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Colorado, USA (since 2015)
Doctorate in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver (2014)
Master’s in Clinical Psychology – University of Denver (2011)
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology – California Polytechnic University, Humboldt (2007)
CPT (Cognitive Processing Therapy) Provider (since 2022)
"Certified Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist” (ASDCS; training program through Evergreen Certifications, May 2025)
Memberships and Professional Affiliations
Member of the Canadian Psychological Association
Member of the American Psychological Association
Member of the Colorado Psychological Association
Member of the American Psychological Association
Member of the Colorado Psychological Association