Meet Our Therapists

I think my greatest attribute as a therapist is authenticity. I cultivate authenticity through the practice of mindfulness - being rooted in the present moment non-judgmentally. Because I am focused on the present moment, I spent less time disconnecting with stressful, internal stories about the future, nor do I tell myself so many internal horror stories about the past.

I believe that psychotherapy is a sacred activity. It is forged in trust, compassion, kindness, and rapport. Typically a client comes to therapy feeling vulnerable; unsure of the clinical environment and unsure of me. It is my job to create a safe, authentic, and confidential space for the client. I allow the client to unfold on their terms, and at their pace. While I do ask a client for permission to “coach" or "push” when I feel it is necessary, the client can always expect safety, respect, confidentiality, and positive regard.

Jasmine comes to The Awakened Mind Institute with significant experience treating a wide range of psychological difficulties. In addition to mood and anxiety disorders, Jasmine has expertise in disordered eating behaviors such as restriction, exercise compulsion, binging, and purging. Additionally Jasmine brings rare and valuable experience in treating personality disorders, in particular, borderline personality disorder (BPD).

Megan Harley was recently hired by AMI. She is a talented, young therapist specializing in the treatment of anxiety, personality, and mood disorders, in addition to health, wellness and fitness counseling. Megan treats both adolescents and adults. As a therapist, Megan is committed to meeting you "where you are," and creating trust and rapport that will allow you to create the tools you need to live a healthier, more balanced and fulfilling life. 

Megan's clinical style is very warm and open, and no matter what the issue, she will help you set realistic goals, find motivation, and she will help you develop strategies to stick to your treatment program - in part by helping you confront and reform any unhealthy and damaging thoughts and emotions which may be getting in the way of your success.

Like all our therapists, Megan uses mindfulness based interventions (e.g., dialectical behavior therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and mindfulness based cognitive therapy) to treat clients suffering from anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, self-harm, binge eating, and other self-destructive behaviors. Together, you and Megan can process, heal, and integrate past traumas and difficulties that might be obstacles to a healthier and more functional life.