Our Midtown Sacramento Therapists
Find The Perfect Therapist For You
Meet the therapists at the Counseling Col:lab who came together to create an innovative solution for effective healing. Our holistic counseling is provided in a collaborative space where therapists of all different backgrounds come together to serve Midtown Sacramento.
All of our therapists are equipped to help you with Anxiety, Depression, Life Transitions, Trauma, Self-esteem Challenges, and Relational Challenges. View the list of therapists below to discover their specialties.
Our team includes Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student Interns, Associate Clinicians, Licensed Clinicians, and more. While these titles reflect different training paths and roles, every therapy provider at Counseling Col:lab is selected with care and supported through our collaborative clinical model.
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Jasmine Ali, LCSW - Clinical Supervisor
Experience: 10+ Years in Social Services, 3.5 Years in Mental Health
Clients: Teens, Adults, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD, Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence, Sexual Assault, Human Trafficking, Ethnic Minorities, Asian Pacific-Islander, Religious, Trauma, Refugee and Asylee
Understanding Our Therapist Titles
At Counseling Col:lab, our team includes therapists and helping professionals with different degrees, licenses, registrations, and roles. These titles can sometimes feel confusing, so we want to make it easier to understand who you may be meeting with and what their role means.
No matter which provider you choose, our goal is to help you find a strong therapeutic fit based on your needs, goals, identities, concerns, availability, and preferred style of support.
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Clinical Psychology Doctoral Student Interns are advanced graduate clinicians currently completing doctoral training in clinical psychology. At Counseling Col:lab, our doctoral student interns have already earned master’s degrees and provide therapy at a level comparable to associate clinicians. The word “intern” refers to their role within a doctoral program, not a lack of clinical training or experience. These clinicians provide therapy under licensed clinical supervision as part of their continued doctoral training.
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Associate Clinicians include Registered Associate Marriage and Family Therapists (AMFTs), Registered Associate Clinical Social Workers (ASWs), and Registered Psychological Associates (PSB). These clinicians have completed graduate-level education and are working toward independent licensure while providing therapy under clinical supervision. Associate clinicians offer therapy for individuals, couples, families, children, and teens, depending on their training and areas of focus.
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Licensed Clinicians include Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs), Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs), and Licensed Psychologists (LP). These providers have completed the education, supervised clinical experience, and licensing requirements needed to practice independently in their field.
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Clinical Supervisors at the Counseling Col:lab are experienced licensed clinicians who support the growth, training, and ethical practice of our associate clinicians and doctoral student interns. Some clinical supervisors may not provide direct therapy services and instead focus on supervision, consultation, and clinical support for our team.
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Coaches provide goal-oriented support, skill-building, accountability, and guidance. Coaching is different from psychotherapy and is not a substitute for mental health treatment, diagnosis, crisis care, or therapy for trauma or significant mental health concerns. When therapy is the better fit, we will help guide you toward the appropriate provider.