Joanna Burnett is a reputable mental health professional with over 11 years of experience working in inpatient mental health facilities and community settings. Specializing in areas such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and relationship difficulties, Joanna is dedicated to helping individuals reduce symptoms, improve daily functioning, and enhance relationships through tailored psychological strategies. With expertise in complex trauma counseling and family violence intervention, Joanna collaborates with clients, family law professionals, and domestic violence services to provide comprehensive support to those experiencing abuse and violence.
Joanna Burnett’s practice extends beyond individual counseling to include professional supervision for health workers, graduates, and students in the human services field. As an accredited Family Violence and Mental Health Social Worker, Joanna is committed to supporting the education and professional development goals of her clients. Additionally, Joanna is actively involved in assessing and credentialing social workers in mental health and family violence, showcasing her dedication to advancing the standards of care in these critical areas. Through her ongoing PhD research in family violence and family law mediation, Joanna remains at the forefront of innovative approaches to addressing complex social issues.
Emphasizing confidentiality, ethical standards, and personalized care, Joanna Burnett offers a range of services to address various mental health concerns, including relationship issues, grief and loss, alcohol problems, and childhood trauma. With a focus on empowering clients to access the support they need, Joanna’s practice provides a safe and inclusive space for individuals seeking assistance with their mental health and well-being. Through a combination of in-person and video counseling options, Joanna ensures accessibility and flexibility in delivering high-quality mental health services to her clients.
