Jazmine Robinson

Registered Associate CSW 116875 Supervised by Yvonne Olivo LMFT 113460

Who I Work With:

I focus on helping women who are struggling to care for themselves while caring for others, especially during pregnancy, postpartum, and in their relationships, to stop minimizing their own needs and feeling overwhelmed by intense emotions and begin to feel more like themselves again.

I specialize in:

  • Pregnancy, Postpartum, & Motherhood

  • Relationship & Marriage Struggles

  • Trauma & Difficult Life Experiences

  • Emotional Regulation 

  • Self-Esteem Building

  • Women’s Mental Health

A little about me:

My passion for working with women is deeply personal. Being a mother myself, who experienced a difficult pregnancy and postpartum while balancing responsibilities, I gained a stronger appreciation for the many roles women carry and experienced how easy it was to neglect my own needs while caring for others. 

I understand how much change a woman undergoes during these seasons of her life, whether it be pregnancy, postpartum, marriage, or other significant milestones. Your identity, relationships, priorities, and perception of yourself all shift unexpectedly. These experiences inspired me to create a safe space for women to feel understood and supported through these changes. Therapy with me will ensure validation rather than minimization of intense feelings. You deserve to have your experiences taken seriously and met with compassion.

My professional background has shaped my focus and approach. I have experience in sexual assault survivor advocacy and research, which deepened my understanding of trauma and resilience. My approach is trauma-informed and psychodynamic, and I draw from EMDR when appropriate. I believe meaningful change often involves understanding how past experiences may still influence how you feel and respond in the present. We can explore patterns that may have shaped you and find tools to help navigate today while building your confidence in how you show up for yourself. Therapy can be both a place to feel deeply understood and a place where we actually do something with that understanding.

My hope is that therapy will be a place where you can exhale, genuinely process your experiences, and feel like yourself again.

Outside of work I enjoy

  • Being a mom, sister, and wife

  • Drinking coffee

  • Scrapbooking 

  • Decorating for all the seasons

Education

California State University, Fullerton - Masters in Social Work with a Concentration in Community Mental Health