About Jasmine Davis, MSW

Hello! I’m Jasmine Davis, a licensed therapist and mindfulness coach at Inspired Practice LLC, supervised by Dr. Jennifer Vasquez, LCSW-S. I hold a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Justice Administration from Wayland Baptist University and a Master of Social Work from The University of Texas at Arlington. During Fall 2025, I’ll return to The University of Texas at Arlington to pursue a PhD in Social Work, further deepening my commitment to supporting individuals and communities.

I specialize in working with children, teens, and young adults, offering services exclusively to Texas residents. I am also a passionate advocate within my community, especially for low-income and unhoused individuals, ensuring that those in need have access to the support and resources they deserve.

I’ve had the privilege of navigating my own challenges and healing from trauma. I deeply understand the impact that life’s difficulties can have and have personally experienced the transformative power of working through those struggles. My journey of self-discovery and healing has shaped the way I approach therapy and coaching. I know firsthand that working through trauma and the challenges life throws at us can lead to profound growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of who we are.

 I provide personalized online therapy and mindfulness coaching that’s grounded in integrity, respect, and a commitment to your growth. My approach is holistic, recognizing that every aspect of your life contributes to who you are. You are the expert on your own journey, and I’m here to walk alongside you as you discover your strength. You don’t need fixing—you already have the power within you to overcome life’s challenges. Whether you're facing a tough time, reflecting on past experiences, or looking to make changes, healing is a personal, nonlinear journey. Together, we’ll create a plan to help you tap into your inherent value, leverage your strengths, and move forward with confidence.

Fun Facts: I’m a 2X All-American in women’s wrestling, and I once went skydiving—something I’d do every weekend if I could!