Edward Johnson

Edward Johnson is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Manitoba, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts. His research focuses on ego-threat responses, clinical supervision practices, and psychotherapy training.

• PhD in Clinical Psychology (University of Waterloo, 1991)
• Honours BA in Psychology (Queen’s University, 1984)

Research Interests: Dr. Johnson investigates adaptive and maladaptive responses to ego-threats (e.g., self-compassion vs. shame, envy, narcissism) and clinical supervision methodologies. His work bridges cognitive-behavioral frameworks with practical applications in psychotherapy training.

Publications Trends: Spanning 1995–2025, his work covers self-deception, narcissism-envy dynamics, trauma in emergency workers, and evidence-based supervision models. Key themes include emotional regulation, therapeutic relationships, and mental health resilience.

Scientific Awards:
• Department of Psychology Teaching Award (2022)
• Merit Award for Service (2017, 2001)

Dr. Johnson teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in psychopathology, cognitive behavior therapy, and clinical supervision. He has served as Director of the Clinical Psychology Training Program and held leadership roles in Canadian psychology accreditation bodies.