— “Living well does not mean the absence of problems, illness, and pain. Hardships are unavoidable. Learning how to view problems as opportunities for personal growth, and finding wellness in the midst of it all, is the cornerstone of my practice. My goal is to help adults develop insight into the underlying beliefs, emotions, and behaviors that create barriers to well-being. I help them work to resolve negative thoughts, process unresolved trauma, and understand why difficult physical symptoms persist. When you have accomplished your treatment goals, I resolve to ensure you have life-long skills to maintain healing and optimism for the future.”

Jasmine's areas of expertise include best practice treatments for childhood and adult trauma, major life transitions and changes, anxiety, coping/stress management, military trauma, readjustment counseling to support the transition to civilian life, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and parenting and relationship issues.

Jasmine is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She received her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Whitworth University and her Master of Social Work from Eastern Washington University. Jasmine has completed extensive post-graduate work in the areas of trauma, attachment, anxiety, mindfulness, and military families. Jasmine utilizes Eye Movement Desensitization Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as primary treatment modalities. She is a Registered Circle of Security Parent Educator, Certified Triple P Educator, and Incredible Years Parent Educator.

*NOT accepting new clients