Therese Johnson has fifteen years experience, working as a Community and Social Service specialist and Gerontologist. She has a bachelor’s degree in government and is a degree certified gerontologist specializing in behaviors of Alzheimer’s disease. She received her Social Services certification in 1999 and her Activities Director

certification in 1998. She was a recipient of the Business and Professional  Women's Association Scholarship Award and a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.                                 

As Executive Director of “The Integrated Alzheimer’s Research Group (IARG)” she has implemented the behavioral components of “The Integrated Alzheimer’s Research Group (IARG)” program which provides early intervention and education prevention holding Alzheimer’s disease in remission and even reversing it

(Using Reiki) while Administrator/Owner of her California State Licensed Residential Care Facility in Auburn California from 1995 to 2001.

Her professional experience includes six years as a legislative advocate for seniors and seven years as administrator of a residential board and care home specializing in caring for Alzheimer's and dementia patients and providing Reiki treatments to her residents.

She is a Senior Consultant to the Sacramento and Placer County Communities.

The continued education and credit program she developed is designed for licensed professionals, R.N’s, LVN’s, and C.N.A’s. She has provided In-Service-(Reiki)Education Classes to Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital Hospice and to Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly.

Therese Johnson directed, produced and presented a television documentary on her continuing education and credit program including Reiki on Auburn Community Television in 2004. She has also appeared on Auburn Community Television Programs as a Senior Consultant guest speaker.

She was published in The International Reiki News Magazine‘s August 2002 edition with her article “ Treating Alzheimer’s Disease with Reiki”.

She also published the article “Medi-cal Reform that is Long Overdue” that was published in the Foothills Guide to Professional Services April 1996.

Disclaimer: I do not take credit or blame for any healing. I do not diagnose conditions, nor do I prescribe or perform medical treatments, nor interfere with the treatment of licensed medical professionals.