Jazmin Squire Provisional Psychologist

Jazmin Squire Provisional Psychologist - Therapy House Brisbane Provisional Psychologist

Jazmin Squire is a warm and engaging clinician with a flexible and non-judgemental approach and enjoys working with people of all ages. Jazmin has a deep faith in people’s ability to change and grow, and in the power of relationships (including a safe relationship with a therapist) as an important ingredient for healing and thriving. Jazmin believes that we all have the capacity to develop insight into our behaviours and motivations, and build new skills and strategies to create more fulfilling lives.

Jazmin started her career journey in the educational space, studying education and sociology, initially working within various professional services creating and delivering educational curriculum. Jazmin’s pursuit of a career in psychology evolved organically after having children, which piqued her interest in human behaviour, lifespan development and early intervention, particularly after having lived experienced of neurodiversity within her family.

Graduating from a Bachelor of Psychology (Hons) in 2016, Jazmin has over seven years’ experience working with children, young people, parents and couples, including supporting people who have experienced complex trauma, grief, domestic and family violence, depression, anxiety and emotional dysregulation. Since graduating Jazmin, has predominantly worked in the Not-For-Profit sector and is familiar working with clients at an intersection of diversity (e.g., First Nations peoples or clients from lingually and culturally diverse backgrounds; who are neurodiverse; or identify as LGBTIQ+, etc.). Jazmin has extensive knowledge and understanding of mental health disorders and their relationship to child, adolescent and adult development, plus developmental disabilities and disorders, including helping clients to deal with social problems (e.g., bullying, substance abuse or relationship breakdowns).

Jazmin is committed to inclusive, evidence-based practice and enjoys working across a range of therapeutic models, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Mindfulness, Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Self-Compassion Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Art and Play Therapy.

Whether requiring support to challenge unhelpful thoughts or maladaptive coping mechanisms; a safe space to process difficult emotions and/or life events; a therapist who understands the challenges of neurodiversity and practices from a neuro-affirming framework, or a desire to engage in authentic exploration of your own unique experiences and values, Jazmin Squire will meet you where you are at with acceptance, compassion, curiosity and gentle humour.

Jazmin is a provisionally registered psychologist – what does this mean?

The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (APHRA) grants the status of ‘provisional psychologist’ to individuals who have been assessed to have completed a minimum of 4 to 5 years of psychological education and wish to obtain their general registration as a psychologist. Provisionally registered psychologists are mentored by at least one fully registered psychologist, who they report to and discuss with all aspect of their clinical practice to demonstrate core competencies required for general registration. Please note that Medicare rebates do not apply when seeing a provisionally registered psychologist (only fully registered psychologists can apply for a Medicare provider number).