Joanna Jablonski

She completed her internship and residency at Southwest Behavioral and Health Services. Following, she worked as a Clinical Director for a behavioral health agency where she engaged in training and supervision of doctoral students as well as clinically overseeing multiple treatment facilities. Next, she held a position as a Director of Clinical Training and Assistant Professor of Behavioral Medicine at Midwestern University. Dr. Jablonski decided to focus solely on her independent practice. She provides individual, family, and couples psychotherapy. Her current areas of specialty include anxiety and mood disorders, stress management, relationship issues, and trauma. Dr. Jablonski treats each patient as a unique individual and personalizes therapeutic treatment plans to meet their needs. She works from a strength-based, client-directed approach while utilizing cognitive-behavioral and experiential techniques. Dr. Jablonski also uses Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR) psychotherapy with patients who have been diagnosed with PTSD. When working with couples, Dr. Jablonski focuses on keeping the relationship moving forward by increasing healthy communication, showing affection, and developing strong partnerships. Dr. Jablonski enjoys working with teens by helping them develop healthy relationships and increasing their self-esteem. She utilizes various therapeutic games to build alliances and foster positive interactions. Located at 3rd Place in Phoenix, AZ, Dr. Jablonski serves individuals and families in the area.