Dr. Jasmine Smith, LCSW
As a survivor of intimate partner violence, I understand the importance of healing in a space that is empowering and centers your voice. My ultimate goal is to create a brave space for you to be your authentic self and reclaim your power.
Reclaiming your power starts during our first interaction as I encourage and guide you to own the therapeutic space, bringing and honoring all of you. While we might not be able to change the stressors that may activate trauma, anxiety, depression, and undesirable behaviors, we can change how you respond to them.
My clinical experience includes sharing space with youth, adults, couples, and families who live with symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, and eating patterns. Additionally, I am a certified advocate for individuals in California who have and are experiencing relational and sexual violence and crime. I am trained in Brainspotting and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing and use an eclectic approach based on the need of the individual, couple, or family from a decolonized perspective.
I see you, hear you, and I’m here for YOU!
Jasmine is licensed in California and holds a Master of Social Work from the University of Southern California. Jasmine holds a Doctor of Social Work from Simmons University.
Danielle Broden-Nealey,
Danielle has nearly a decade of experience supporting individuals and communities in their healing processes. Her work is rooted in the belief that every person holds the capacity for growth and that healing becomes possible in spaces grounded in trust, dignity, and care.
Her clinical experience spans both inpatient and outpatient settings, with a focus on supporting neurodivergent individuals and those living with co-occurring disorders, such as substance use and symptoms of depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia.
Danielle is exceptionally dedicated to creating supportive environments for Black women and Women of Color. Her approach is collaborative, person-centered, and culturally affirming. She utilizes evidence-based practices, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and psychosocial frameworks, while honoring each client’s unique lived experience and self-determination.
From a culturally rooted perspective, Danielle believes mental health care should be accessible, affirming, and tailored to the whole person, rather than just to their diagnosis. She prioritizes her clients’ expertise in their own lives and approaches each session with deep respect for their insights, power, and healing potential.
Danielle considers it a privilege to walk alongside her clients. She approaches her work with empathy, humility, and a steadfast commitment to fostering transformation.
Danielle is a Master of Social Work student and is soon to be a graduate from Arizona State University.