Jasmine McEntyre

Mind-body approach

As a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and family nurse practitioner, I’ve spent the past six years witnessing what’s possible when we treat the whole person, not just a diagnosis. I’ve seen that mental health concerns like anxiety and depression are often connected to other underlying factors such as inflammation, chronic pain, or hormonal imbalances. While I frequently recommend establishing care with a primary care provider, I understand that barriers can sometimes make that difficult. Because of this, I now offer additional assessments that can help identify potential contributors to your symptoms and support a more complete approach to your care. You may choose to schedule any of the following alongside your mental health services: Men’s health assessment Women’s health assessment Inflammation panel Basic wellness assessment If you’re interested in a more comprehensive evaluation of your overall health, please let me know or schedule an appointment at your convenience.

Integrative

I take a modern, integrative approach to care—one that recognizes there's no one-size-fits-all path to mental wellness. While many providers shy away from alternative and complementary therapies, I welcome them. Whether it's supplements, herbal remedies, mindfulness practices, or other holistic methods, I work with you to safely and effectively incorporate these into your treatment plan. In my practice, I take a mind-body approach to psychiatry, and I’ve seen firsthand how this model not only leads to better clinical outcomes—it empowers patients to take ownership of their journey.Medication can be life-saving. But it’s only one part of the picture. When patients come to me struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, or chronic stress, I don’t just look at their symptoms. I ask questions about sleep, nutrition, movement, relationships, spirituality, and even how they breathe. Why? Because the mind and body are not separate systems. They’re partners in wellness—or illness.

Culturally Sensitive Therapy

Having spent the majority of my career in public health, I have had the privilege of serving patients from diverse cultural backgrounds. This experience has deepened my understanding of culturally competent care and strengthened my ability to meet patients where they are.

Solution Focused Brief Treatment

I have chosen Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) because it focuses on addressing present issues and encourages clients to be mindful and active in working toward realistic, attainable goals. Many clients are uncomfortable discussing past experiences, and SFBT provides a comfortable and non-intrusive outlet by emphasizing solutions rather than problems. Additionally, this therapeutic approach consists of short-term sessions with clearly measurable goals, offering clients structure, direction, and insight into their treatment plan.