About Me
JoAnne Kemnitz has a broad range of experience within the mental health field. She has practiced in both private and community mental health working with diverse groups.
She is dedicated to helping individuals with mental health struggles and challenging life circumstances and stressors.
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JoAnne received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in social work from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Prior to her years practicing psychotherapy, she gained experience in case management, working in collaboration with other providers and resources.
She has also worked as a psychiatric crisis worker in the Milwaukee area, helping de-escalate crisis in Milwaukee Public schools. She additionally was a past director of social services for the Salvation Army in Sheboygan.
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In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, creative arts and hiking.
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JoAnne is currently licensed to practice in Wisconsin and Florida (Telehealth only in Florida).
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I was fortunate enough to visit Maui for the first time in my life last year. I was immediately struck by the island's incredible beauty and stillness. It was impossible not to feel a sense of peace.
Every person I met greeted me with "Aloha," a word I find so beautiful and meaningful.
The spirit of Aloha is more than a greeting; it's a guiding principle for life. It represents a deep sense of harmony and goodwill, inspiring people to treat each other with kindness, respect, and compassion. This core value encourages living in unity and sharing joy with the world.
Beyond being a simple greeting, Aloha is a guiding principle for life. It represents a way of living with kindness, unity, and respect for others. It is a philosophy for creating harmony in the world.​​​​​​​​​​
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Specialization
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Treating anxiety and depression in adolescents and adults
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Adjustment disorders
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Life change and transitions
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Relationships
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Self Esteem
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Mindfulness Techniques
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Trauma
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Stress management
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Body image issues
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Creative blocks
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Personal growth
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Family concerns
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Marriage issues
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The hassles of daily life