Dr. Jasmine Jenkins is a licensed psychologist, educator, trainer, researcher, and social justice advocate. She earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Georgia, two Master’s degrees in Counseling from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Spelman College.

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Dr. Jenkins completed her APA-accredited predoctoral internship with the Travis County Juvenile Probation Department, where she now serves as the Director of Restorative Practices and Community Engagement. Her work focuses on prevention and diversion programming, restorative practices implementation, community engagement, youth development, culturally responsive interventions, and advancing equitable outcomes for youth and families involved in the juvenile legal system. She also supervises and trains doctoral level psychology trainees and post-doctoral fellows.

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Dr. Jenkins is the Founder and Clinical Director of Rejuvenate Psychological Services, a multicultural and trauma-informed private practice that provides evidence-based therapy, supervision, training and consultation services. She specializes in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma, depression, anxiety, grief, interpersonal concerns, emotion regulation difficulties, and life transitions. Dr. Jenkins is the first Black clinician in Texas to become a DBT-Linehan Board Certified Clinician and provides services to clients across the country.

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Outside of her professional work, Dr. Jenkins enjoys traveling, spending time with loved ones, listening to gospel music, and cheering on her 13-year-old niece in her academic, athletic, and personal pursuits.