Jasmine Arellano-Keith, Therapist

Appointments: In-office and Telehealth
Manages Medications: No, provides therapy only

License: Residential Therapist
Ages Served: 10 to 65+

Jasmine is passionate about helping couples and individuals find healing, balance, and deeper connection in their lives. She believes therapy is a space where honesty and compassion come together — a place where people can feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow.

Her approach is warm, transparent, and down-to-earth. Jasmine values being open and genuine with her clients, knowing that trust and honesty are essential for meaningful progress. She walks alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges, explore their emotions, and discover their inner strength.

Jasmine’s path to becoming a therapist was inspired by her awareness of the mental health barriers within her community. This insight fueled her desire to make therapy accessible and supportive for everyone — especially for those who may feel unseen or unsure where to start.

She specializes in working with:

Couples and Family Therapy
Postpartum depression
Anxiety
Life transitions
Depression

Jasmine earned her bachelor’s degree from Evangel University, where her passion for emotional wellness and relational healing first took root. She went on to earn her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling from Northwestern University’s Family Institute.

Outside of her work as a therapist, Jasmine finds joy in spending time with her husband and their young children. She loves crocheting, gardening, reading, and just about any kind of crafting — creative outlets that bring her peace and balance.

Whether you’re navigating a major life change, facing relationship struggles, or simply seeking a safe space to reconnect with yourself, Jasmine meets you exactly where you are. Her goal is to create a compassionate and supportive environment where healing and growth can flourish.

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Jasmine Arellano-Keith, Residential Therapist

Fun Facts Q&A

What inspired you to become a therapist
Jasmine responded, “I’ve witnessed the stigma of therapy in my community and I committed to help others alike and different to receive transgenerational healing.”