Clinical Psychologist · Researcher · Writer

Helping people understand the science of how they feel.

I'm a clinical psychologist, researcher at Boston University, and therapist in the Boston area. I write Mental Healthy — a newsletter on the science of mental health for parents and people navigating real life.

Jasmine Mote, PhD
Jasmine Mote, PhD

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About Jasmine

"My mission is to provide evidence-based answers as to how we can live emotionally rich, less lonely lives."

I'm a licensed clinical psychologist, researcher, and writer based in the Boston area. My work sits at the intersection of science and lived experience — in my research lab, my therapy practice, and on the page.

As a Research Assistant Professor at Boston University's Approach Motivation and Participation Lab, I study the emotional and social experiences of people living with serious mental illness. As a therapist at Cambridge Psychology Group, I work with adults navigating concerns around mood, anxiety, OCD, perinatal mental health, and major life transitions.

When I'm not with a client or in the lab, you can find me binge-watching too much TV, having nerdy conversations about movies, baking, or spending time with friends and family. I live in Somerville, MA with my husband, three kids, cat, and dog.

Perinatal mental health Mood disorders Psychosis Anxiety OCD Perfectionism LGBTQIA+ affirmative Anti-racist practice Life transitions
Affiliation
Boston University
Research Asst. Professor · AMP Lab
Practice
Cambridge Psychology Group
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Research
25+ Publications
Peer-reviewed · Emotion & social connection
Writing
Mental Healthy
Newsletter on Substack

Therapy — Boston Area

Thoughtful, evidence-based therapy for real moments in life.

I work with adults navigating mood and anxiety concerns, OCD, psychosis, mental health challenges in pregnancy and postpartum, and major life transitions — including new parents, academics and professionals under intense pressure, and people exploring questions of identity.

  • Mental health challenges in pregnancy and postpartum
  • Depression and mood difficulties
  • Life transitions (new parenthood, career, identity)
  • Anxiety, OCD, and perfectionism
  • Psychosis and serious mental illness
  • Academics, researchers, and high-stress professionals

Ready to get started?

I see clients through Cambridge Psychology Group. You can learn more about my practice and request an initial consultation on their website.

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