Knute Johnson

Knute Johnson graduated with his PhD in clinical psychology from University of Palo Alto in 2012. His dissertation investigated how Cambodian refugees would adapt psychologically after deportation by the United States. It included variables such as Bicultural Identity Integration and Conflict as well as Khmer language proficiency and Knute's research was carried out in Cambodia. His postoctoral fellowship at Kaiser Permanente, Richmond Child and Family Psychiatry focused on adolescents with an emphasis on anxiety and risky behaviors in boys. He has since been interested in working with adults from a systems perspective and is staff at Kaiser Daly City Adult Psychiatry.

• Clinical psychology

• Psychological adjustment after deportation
• Psychology of disaster preparation programming by government
• Psychological first aid

• Palo Alto University, PhD in Psychology, 2012
• UC Davis, BA in Anthropology, 2000

• Psychologist in Adult Psychiatry, Kaiser Permanente Daly City (Current)
• Behavioral Health Officer, 2D Medical Brigade, US Army Reserve (Current)
• Lead Psychologist, Oakes Childrens Center
• Psychologist, Treasure Island Job Corps Center
• Psychologist, City College of San Francisco Student Health Center