Jaime Browning, LCSW

 

While born and raised in Oregon, Jaime has chosen Alaska as home and to raise her own family. During her spare time she travels both internationally and statewide, focusing on cultural exchanges and studies. Jaime is an avid sailor, also enjoying Alaska's vast playground. 

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Jaime earned her undergraduate from Wichita State University, followed by a Masters of Social Work from the University of Alaska Anchorage. 

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Jaime's career began in Kansas, working in both outpatient mental health and child abuse prevention. From there, Jaime began a career in child protection of Alaska's children for nearly 12 years. This lead to a specialization in domestic violence, mental health, child abuse/neglect, and substance abuse. She has been recognized by the courts many times as an expert witness under the Indian Child Welfare Act.

 

Jaime has spent much time in the villages, creating relationships and cultural connections with Alaska Native families and tribes. Jaime is proud to work with families of the LGBTQ community.

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Jaime has completed training in both mediation and Parenting Coordination through the Cooperative Parenting Institute and has completed Certification in Child & Family Forensics through William James College, as well as a Certification in Forensic Social Work through the National Forensic Social Work Association. She is a proud member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, National Association of Social Workers, National Association for Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors, and the National Indian Child Welfare Association.