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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25+
Peer-reviewed publications
BU
Research Asst. Professor
Sargent College — AMP Lab
Emotion, social connection & serious mental illness
2026 Mote, J., Gard, D. E., Mueser, K. T., & Fulford, D. Positive affect during social interactions predicts goal progress and social motivation in daily life for people with schizophrenia. Schizophrenia Research
2026 Mueller, M. K., Mote, J., Anderson, E. C., Paquette, B., Zhang, S., Zhong, A., Brown, J. N., & Charmaraman, L. An idiographic, mixed methods approach to understanding adolescent-dog relationships in the context of social anxiety. Child & Youth Care Forum.