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Hello, my name is Jasmin, I am a graduate student from Houston Christian University pursuing my master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am passionate about creating a supportive, encouraging, and nonjudgmental environment for clients. I strive to help individuals who are looking to conquer and manage anxiety, depression, and sports performance anxiety, and I strive to help clients build confidence, develop healthy coping skills, and navigate life’s challenges with resilience. My counseling approach is grounded in Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I believe in helping clients recognize their strengths, identify practical solutions, and challenge negative thought patterns that may be impacting their emotional well-being or performance. My goal is to collaborate with clients in a way that empowers them to make meaningful progress toward their personal, academic, athletic, and emotional goals. As a former athlete and coach, I understand the pressures that can come with performance expectations, stress, and balancing responsibilities. I am committed to helping clients feel heard, supported, and motivated throughout their counseling journey.

Rachel Webb, LSW, LCDC III, is a licensed social worker and chemical dependency counselor who provides trauma-informed therapy at Grace to Grace Behavioral Health. She specializes in working with adults facing challenges related to addiction, mental health, and life transitions. Rachel’s clinical approach integrates evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), motivational strategies, and trauma-informed care. With a strong foundation in case management and program leadership, she understands the importance of meeting clients where they are — empowering them to set goals, rebuild confidence, and sustain recovery. Her experience in both residential and outpatient settings allows her to bring a balanced, compassionate perspective to every therapeutic relationship.

I am a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner who offers comprehensive, evidence-based mental health care, including medication management and supportive therapy for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, bipolar, and insomnia disorder. Through a combination of advanced medication management and evidence-based therapeutic approaches, I support clients in reaching their highest level of mental performance and stability. I believe mental health care should be supportive and nonjudgmental, creating a safe space where individuals feel heard, understood, and respected. My goal is to partner with you in your journey, providing guidance, clarity, and personalized treatment to help you move forward toward emotional balance and overall well-being.

Welcome, I'm glad you're here. You're taking a big step for yourself. My main ways of thinking that I lean towards are: compassion-focused, psychodynamic, attachment styles, and emotion-focused. I've been described by clients as patient, having a positive unconditional regard, and being able to challenge them to help them take steps toward growth. This process isn't always easy. My goal is to create a place where you can feel seen, safe, challenged, and supported, so that we can create lasting change. My approach leans toward being more direct and inquisitive, but with compassion. For releasing emotions, beliefs and trauma from the body I use the somatic and neurological technique of Brainspotting.

I have my LCSW and have been working as a social worker for 10 years. I focus on women and adolescents who have imposter syndrome or wearing masks to be who others want them to be.

I am a therapist intern currently completing my Master of Social Work (MSW) and bringing over three years of direct service experience supporting youth, parents, and families. My approach is rooted in talk therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and I create a safe, collaborative space where clients 18 and older can feel supported in working through anxiety, trauma, identity challenges, and life transitions.

I have worked at every level of intervention in mental health. From ongoing, maintenance counseling to helping people struggling with life and death in the community and in the hospital settings. I use person-centered counseling, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and psychodynamic counseling modalities. Sometimes, I use them individually but mostly I use a balance of all three modalities. I enjoy helping clients gain insight into their life, their life patterns and to identify the best ways for the client to create a more functional and satisfying life.

BioRestore Health offers personalized health services for a variety of needs, including medical treatments for hormone balance, pain management, erectile dysfunction, and weight loss, among others. The focus seems to be on putting safety and overall well-being first, and providing one-on-one support to identify individual needs and create a flexible treatment plan. Additionally, BioRestore Health offers anti-aging therapies for both men and women to help them look and feel younger and healthier.

Johnita McGee-Smith, MSW, LISW (Ohio), LCSW (Virginia), is a licensed clinical social worker, Christian counselor, and founder of Grace to Grace Behavioral Health. She provides trauma-informed, faith-integrated, and evidence-based care across Ohio and Virginia, helping individuals, couples, and families find healing and resilience.

Not interested in weekly sessions? I offer bespoke multi-hour intensives for clients looking for deep work which can lead to transformation. With uninterrupted time, you can dive deep into issues which have been holding you back. There is space to explore, release and move forward - without rushing or stopping early. Common topics women focus on: processing sexual assaults, war experiences, medical trauma, religious trauma, anger, guilt, and phobias. Modalities used: somatic tapping, brainspotting, flash, deep brain reorienting, IFS/Parts work, Schema work. Depending on client interests, in person sessions in Mobile, Alabama may also include using art supplies, exploring symbolism with oracle or tarot cards, incorporating movement with yoga, or going outside to walk in a park or at nearby beaches at the Gulf of Mexico. Many people fly in for therapy and combine it with a vacation. Intensives are a minimum of 3 hours to a maximum of 7 hours in one or more days. Many people will schedule a 4 hour morning session followed by an afternoon at the beach and repeat that for two or three days. Intensives can be during the weekday or on weekend. We will have one meeting before the intensive to clearly define your goals for the intensive. After the intensive, there will be a short follow up meeting to discuss the results of the intensive. All intensives are private pay. No superbill or diagnosis will be provided. A non-refundable deposit is required.