Ms. Brazlavsky's work experience is quite diverse and her areas of expertise include:  crisis intervention, psychotherapeutic services, clinical supervision, healthcare, advocacy, community outreach, cultural diversity, education, program development, therapeutic supervision of court-ordered parent-child visitation, and facilitation of support groups.  She has forensic social work experience in that she evaluates the mental health of parents in the dependency court system and serves as an expert witness in Miami-Dade and Broward counties.  Ms. Brazlavsky is also an adjunct professor at Barry University School of Social Work.

 

Additionally, Ms. Brazlavsky has worked extensively with children, adults and seniors who have suffered brain/spinal cord injuries and neurological impairment.  She also provides therapy for individuals who may be experiencing Anxiety, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disorders, Substance Abuse, Trauma, Psychosis as well as Personality and Mood Disorders.  Ms. Brazlavsky also works with families who are experiencing challenging family issues related to marriage, separation, divorce, co-parenting and custody issues.

 

Ms. Brazlavsky utilizes an empowering, innovative approach to assist individuals and families in managing their lives without compromising one's right to self-determination.  Ms. Brazlavsky provides cognitive-behavioral therapy, supportive counseling, and psychotherapy; and she has a clear understanding of the struggles individuals face in dealing with difficult life issues.  When you work with Jodi you can expect a non-judgmental, empathic, and compassionate approach.