Jasmine Burns LPCA

10/01/2025

🍂 October is here 🍂
A gentle reminder: You are allowed to change. You are allowed to grow. And you are allowed to let go.

This month, I’m choosing peace over pressure, healing over hustle, and gratitude over guilt and I invite you to do the same. 🌻✨

✨ I’m also accepting new clients this month. If you’re ready to begin your healing journey, I’d love to walk with you!

08/02/2025

💜Hello, August.🩷
New month. New intentions. New opportunities to prioritize your mental health.

Whether you’re holding it all together or quietly falling apart, this is your reminder that your peace is worth protecting.

💜Take deep breaths.
🩷Set gentle boundaries.
💜Make space for healing.

Let August be a month of clarity, rest, and emotional renewal. 💜🩷

06/30/2025

✨ LPC Spotlight: Patrice Felder ✨
Let’s take a moment to celebrate Patrice Felder, Licensed Professional Counselor and founder of Planting A Seed Therapy 🌱🧠

Patrice is doing the heart work daily and creating safe spaces, nurturing growth, and helping clients heal one session at a time. Her passion for mental wellness and her commitment to the community truly sets her apart.

We see you, we appreciate you, and we support you! Keep planting those seeds, Patrice, because the harvest is real! 💛

06/30/2025

🌟 Monday Motivation 🌟
As a therapist, I remind my clients (and myself!) that healing doesn’t mean rushing. Some weeks are for growth, others are for rest.

✨ This Monday, give yourself permission to move at your own pace.
🧠 Mental wellness is a journey, not a race.
💬 Be kind to your mind today, you’re doing better than you think.

06/19/2025

🖤❤️💚 Happy Juneteenth 💚❤️🖤

As a Black Mental Health Counselor, I honor this day not just as history, but as a call to healing.
Freedom was delayed, but it wasn’t denied, and neither is our right to rest, feel, and heal.

Mental health is Black liberation.
Therapy is resistance.
Healing is ours.

Signed,
A proud, powerful, purpose-driven Black therapist.

06/15/2025

Happy Father’s Day to the men walking in their God-given purpose, leading, loving, and covering their families in prayer. 🙏🏾💙

To every father, grandfather, and spiritual father: Your presence is powerful. Your healing matters. And your faith sets the tone for generations.

As an LPCA, I honor the fathers doing the inner work and trusting God through the process. Keep pressing! Your legacy is greater than you know.

“The righteous man walks in his integrity; his children are blessed after him.” Proverbs 20:7

06/15/2025

Shouting out another amazing Black LPCA doing powerful work in our community! 🖤✨
Let’s continue to support, refer, and uplift each other. Representation matters!

This is your moment! If you’re reading this, it’s time to embark on your journey towards healing and self-discovery. Click the link below to see if I could be the right therapist to support you.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/shelby-nicole-smith-moncks-corner-sc/1383570

06/10/2025

💪 Men’s Mental Health Matters 💙

Too many men are suffering in silence.

• 1 in 8 men experience mental health challenges.
• Men are less likely to seek help for depression, anxiety, and trauma.
• Su***de is one of the leading causes of death for men, especially between ages 25–55.

It’s time to break the stigma.

👉 You don’t have to “man up.” You need to speak up.
👉 Strength is not in silence, it’s in seeking support.
👉 Your emotions are valid. Your healing is possible. Your life matters.

🖤 To the fathers, brothers, uncles, sons, partners, and friends;
You are seen. You are needed. You are not alone.

06/09/2025

06/09/2025

As an LPCA, I often see stories like the one told in Straw, stories of deep pain, unresolved grief, and mental health struggles that go unnoticed until they explode.

In Straw, we witness how suppressed grief, trauma, and unmet emotional needs can lead to mental health breakdowns. Janiyah, in particular, shows signs of complicated grief, a prolonged, intense sorrow where the person is unable to accept the reality of the loss. This can lead to disassociation or living as though the loved one is still alive.

Tyler Perry’s film reminds us that “the last straw” isn’t just about one moment, it’s about accumulated pain that was never addressed. That’s why therapy, community support, and honest conversations about mental health are so vital, especially in communities where we’re often taught to be strong and silent.

This film is a reminder that your pain is valid. Your story deserves to be heard. And healing is possible, with help.

If this movie stirred something in you, know that you’re not alone. Grief doesn’t have to be a life sentence. It can be a doorway to growth, if we’re willing to walk through it with support.

05/04/2025

🌟 Now Accepting New Clients!🌟

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

In honor of this important time, I’m now accepting new clients and offering FREE 15-minute consultations!

Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, grief, stress, or just need someone to talk to — I’m here for you.

Let’s start your healing journey together
Contact me today!

You deserve peace, growth, and support.
Let’s talk.



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📍 North Charleston, S.C. 29418
📅 Virtual & in-person sessions available
💰 Insurance and self-pay options available
📩 Contact me to schedule a consultation.

Let’s take this step together!

Jasmine Burns, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, North Charleston, SC, 29418, (843) 977-3518, If you’re looking for a counselor who will listen deeply, understand your unique perspective, and tailor therapeutic strategies to your needs, I’m here to support you. You may feel stuck, overw...

05/04/2025

Grateful for the opportunity to be part of the May Day Festival this year!
It was a joy to connect with the community and share valuable information about mental health and wellness.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and showed love. Your openness and curiosity are powerful steps toward breaking the stigma and building a healthier future for us all.

Let’s keep the conversation going, mental health matters every day!