Jasmine Saunders earned her master’s degree in social work from Spalding University in 2020. Prior to becoming a therapist, she spent five years working as a Behavioral Health Case Manager in a health clinic, where she developed a strong commitment to serving individuals experiencing mental health challenges, substance use, and health disparities.

Jasmine began her clinical career providing therapy to individuals, families, and children in school and home-based settings. Through this work, she built a strong foundation in treating trauma, substance use, learning disabilities, and a wide range of mental health concerns. She has also worked extensively with men experiencing substance use disorders, legal involvement, homelessness, and co-occurring mental health conditions, providing both individual and group therapy in supportive, trauma-informed environments.

Jasmine joined The Morton Center in October 2025 as a Clinical Therapist, where she continues to expand her work with individuals impacted by trauma, mental health challenges, and substance use. She approaches treatment from a whole-person perspective, recognizing the physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental aspects of healing. Jasmine believes every individual has a voice that deserves to be heard, and she strives to create a therapeutic space that supports safety, growth, and long-term recovery.