Meet Our Therapists
Dre Johnson
Dre Johnson has worked with adults and youth from all over the country struggling with depression, anxiety, and emotional wellness. Dre’s work has been widely published in newspaper articles, magazines, and research journals. He holds certifications in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Child Welfare, and Psychological First Aid. Dre’ has presented and facilitated workshops at over 65 schools throughout the east coast as well as internationally. Dre is now a self-employed Psychotherapist, Consultant, and Adjunct Professor at Florida Atlantic University.
Daryl Campbell LCSW
Chief Clinical Officer
Daryl Campbell is a dynamic social worker committed to empowering individuals and fostering equality across race, gender, and socioeconomic status. As the Founder and CEO of Voice Unplugged, Daryl employs a holistic therapeutic approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of personal experiences with broader cultural and societal factors. With expertise as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Addiction Therapist and Crisis Interventionist, he offers evidence-based practices in a respectful, inclusive environment, nurturing exploration, healing, and transformative growth.
Equipped with a diverse skill set encompassing organization, team building, communication, decision-making, and problem-solving, Daryl is deeply dedicated to improving community health and well-being. He conducts his work with a steadfast commitment to ethical principles and seeks partnerships with organizations that share these values.
Daryl’s educational journey includes a Bachelor of Arts and Science in Sociology from Jacksonville University, a Certification of Addiction Studies from Miami Dade College, and a Masters of Social Work from Barry University. Currently pursuing a PhD in Social Work at Howard University, he continuously expands his knowledge to better serve his clients and the community.
Throughout his career, Daryl has held pivotal roles, including Behavioral Health Clinician at Broward Addiction Recovery Center, Outpatient Therapist at Henderson Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Therapist at Banyan Treatment Center. He also served as a Case Manager at Camillus House, supporting homeless clients facing mental health and substance abuse challenges. His contributions to the field of social work as a Research Graduate Assistant at Barry University and Howard University have solidified his reputation as a multifaceted leader.
Beyond his practice, Daryl serves as the Florida State Representative for District 99, advocating for fairness and equity. He is actively involved as a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. and holds a Life Membership with the NAACP. His participation in esteemed programs such as the Congressional Black Caucus Institute and the New Leaders Council Institute underscores his dedication to collaboration and dialogue. By cultivating conversations across communities, Daryl challenges stigmas and promotes understanding, believing in the transformative power of collective action.
Leandra Campbell
MSW, LCSW
Leandra Campbell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who provides psychotherapy to clients in Florida with a focus on empowering and healing women of color. Born in New York to Italian and Jamaican parents, her family moved and raised her in South Florida.
She completed her Bachelor’s in Business Administration from Florida International University and later obtained her Master’s in Social Work from Florida Atlantic University. While in graduate school, her first internship involved providing wellness visits to elderly clients in their homes and at her second internship she provided individual and group therapy at a substance abuse & mental health treatment center which immediately hired her upon graduation. She also completed a study abroad trip to Ireland where she learned about social work abroad, met with social work professors at University College Dublin, and visited different Irish Social Work agencies.
After working for 3 years at substance abuse & mental health treatment centers, she transitioned to working in private practice which she has been doing for the last 2 years. With 5 years of clinical work, Leandra has experience working with diverse populations and a wide variety of mental health issues. As someone who has received psychotherapy services herself, she understands the benefits it can provide and it motivates her to make a difference in others by positively impacting their mental health. Leandra believes that therapy is all about “insight” and that the right therapeutic environment will lead to the discovery of new insights about a person’s thoughts and behaviors that will allow them to enact positive change in their lives.