Dr. Loree A. Johnson, LMFT

Dr. Loree A. Johnson, LMFT Dr. Loree Johnson is a therapist specializing in reproductive health, infertility, and loss.

04/23/2026

Some houses face harsher weather.

More exposure, fewer resources to maintain and repair. That's not a flaw in the house....that's inequity.

It's also weathering, which is what happens to our bodies.

For Day 4, being barriers means demanding every house (body) gets what it needs. Equitable insurance coverage. Culturally responsive care. Legislation that actually reaches the communities carrying the heaviest load.

If you could change one thing about how this country supports people building their families, what would it be?👇🏾


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04/21/2026

Infertility can make you feel like you're disappearing into it.

But when I look back at those eight years, I see my husband. Our dog. The trips we took anyway. The dinners where I got to just be a friend, not a patient.

Support doesn't always look like the right words. Sometimes it looks like someone just staying close.

Who was in your corner? Tell me below. 👇🏾

What a way to end Black Maternal Health Week!Speaking at my national fertility conference ✔️ Seeing so many colleagues ...
04/17/2026

What a way to end Black Maternal Health Week!

Speaking at my national fertility conference ✔️
Seeing so many colleagues connect with my work about weathering ✔️
Leaning into a beautiful village of spirits who supported me ✔️

Walking in and embodying a confidence that has felt so elusive as a Black woman....priceless 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

I'm so proud.

More to come.





04/15/2026

We are speaking up for Black Maternal Health Week. 🤎

Medical racism is a chronic stressor, and it shows up in every reproductive outcome that gets blamed on Black women's bodies instead of the systems that failed them.

Black women face higher biological risks for infertility and pregnancy loss, not because of who we are, but because of what we've been made to carry. And we navigate those risks inside a medical system that discounts our pain, dismisses our concerns, and too often treats our reproductive goals as an afterthought. Our experiences are real. And we are done being dismissed.

We have carried generations through crisis, survival, and trauma.

We deserve to be believed. The first time.

We deserve care that takes our concerns seriously, because when it doesn't, the consequences are not inconveniences. They are preventable deaths.

Black women deserve safety. Black women deserve joy. Not someday. Now.

Tag a Black woman who deserves to be seen this week and follow these dynamic women below. 👇🏾


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Infertility carries a grief that most people never see.There's no funeral. No casserole on the doorstep. No one checking...
04/03/2026

Infertility carries a grief that most people never see.

There's no funeral. No casserole on the doorstep. No one checking in after the negative test.

Just you, processing another month of loss quietly, often alone.

I've sat with this grief as a therapist for years. And I've carried it myself.

What I know is this: the grief of infertility and loss don't need a diagnosis to be real.

Something doesn't need to be the "worst thing" to deserve support. It just needs space.

If this carousel landed for you, save it. Come back to it on a hard day. And if you're ready to stop carrying it alone, I'm here. 🤎

👇🏾 Which slide hit closest to home? Tell me in the comments.


03/31/2026

Every year on April 1st, fake pregnancy announcements flood our feeds.

But they aren't a joke for everyone. 💜

For the 1 in 6 people navigating infertility, loss, or a two-week wait, the body reacts before the brain catches up.

So please take care of yourself.

Log off. Mute. Protect your peace.

And if someone in your life needs to hear this, send it to them.

👇🏾 Share this with someone who needs it today.


Nobody prepares you for what people say after a pregnancy loss.And nobody warns you how much it can sting when they get ...
03/23/2026

Nobody prepares you for what people say after a pregnancy loss.

And nobody warns you how much it can sting when they get it wrong.

"At least you know you can get pregnant." "Everything happens for a reason."

"At least it was early."

These phrases come from love. But love doesn't always know how to show up.

If you've heard any of these, I see you. And I'm sorry you had to navigate grief and other people's discomfort at the same time.

Swipe for what actually helps. Share this with someone who loves someone grieving. 🤎

12/22/2025

As this year comes to a close, I’m holding so much gratitude...for family, health, and the community that shows up in big and small ways.

Many of you followed my mother’s journey, and I’m happy to share that she has fully recovered. Look at that smile! 🙂

From my family to yours, wishing you peace, joy, and gentle moments this holiday season.

Happy Holidays ✨

12/10/2025

In this week’s episode, Barbie Chapman and I dive deep into the lived reality of “weathering,” the way chronic stress and systemic inequities leave lasting marks on the body, especially for Black women.

We talk about what it means to carry stress that isn’t just personal, but generational… and how healing isn’t only about what *we* do, but also about who stands with us.

Barbie shares her powerful journey of stepping away from corporate life to reclaim her health, offering an honest look at vulnerability, boundaries, and the courage it takes to choose yourself.

✨ This conversation is part education, part testimony, and fully an invitation:

To slow down.

To listen to your body.

To understand the systems around us.

And to remember that community care matters just as much as self-care.

If you’ve ever felt the weight of “pushing through,” I hope this episode gives you language, validation, and a little more room to breathe. 💙

Tune in and let me know what resonates with you.

Connect with Barbie:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/journeylingartist/?hl=en
Website: https://www.poopism.com/

Connect with Dr. Loree Johnson
Website: [https://www.drloreejohnson.com](https://www.drloreejohnson.com/)
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drloreejohnson
LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/drloreejohnson`](https://www.linkedin.com/in/drloreejohnson%60)

Fear is part of being human.But so is resilience.So is choosing the next right step, even when you’re uncertain.So is ho...
11/30/2025

Fear is part of being human.

But so is resilience.

So is choosing the next right step, even when you’re uncertain.

So is holding onto hope in your own way.

If you’re moving through something hard right now, I’m holding space for the courage it takes just to keep going.

One breath, one moment, one small step at a time. 💙

Save this for when you need a little reminder.

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