Trauma and complex stress
Trauma-related distress, emotional reactivity, avoidance, shame, and protective patterns.
Jasmine provides individual psychotherapy for adolescents 12+ and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, emotional overwhelm, and life transitions. Her style is warm, collaborative, reflective, and direct.
Jasmine provides services under the clinical supervision of Dr. Stephen W. Bryant, PsyD, LCPC.
Trauma-related distress, emotional reactivity, avoidance, shame, and protective patterns.
Persistent worry, low mood, irritability, shutdown, overwhelm, and difficulty recovering after stress.
Changes in school, work, relationships, family roles, independence, identity, and direction.
Jasmine works from a person-centered foundation and integrates trauma-informed, body-aware, reflective, and skills-based approaches.
Therapy emphasizes curiosity, respect, and an approach shaped to the individual.
The work may attend to activation, shutdown, emotional responses, and protective patterns.
Insight can be paired with practical skills for use outside therapy.
Jasmine’s background includes behavioral health assessment and treatment, community mental health, crisis intervention, and trauma-informed services.
Illinois
Emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy · Pepperdine University
DePaul University
Sofia University