Where My Story Has Been Told
Philadelphia Inquirer – "National Rest Day for Black Women": Exploring the intersection of advocacy, self-preservation, and the necessity of rest for Black women. Read more here.
Postpartum Support International – "Healing Through Storytelling": Discussing the importance of reframing motherhood narratives with authenticity and compassion. Read more here.
Black. Girl. Iowa! Podcast: A conversation about personal narratives and how we can reclaim our stories with intention. Listen here.
People of Color in Psychology Podcast: Examining the portrayal of Black women in media and its impact on mental health. Listen here.
Let’s Tell the Right Stories, Together
I am available for speaking engagements, podcasts, panels, and consultations on topics including:
Mental Health & Storytelling – The power of narratives in shaping psychological well-being.
Authentic Script & Character Development – Consulting for writers and filmmakers who want to portray mental health and marginalized identities with depth and accuracy.
The Day Black Women Decided To Take a 4-Year Vacation – A documentary project exploring rest, liberation, and self-preservation for Black women.
If you are interested in collaborating, booking a consultation, or inviting me to speak, reach out at DrJasmine@DrJasmineRoss.com.
Let’s work together to craft stories that inform, heal, and inspire!
Dr. Jasmine Ross in the Media: Amplifying the Power of Storytelling
Every story holds power. The way it is told—the framing, the voice, the nuances—determines whether it uplifts, informs, or reinforces the status quo. At the heart of my work as a psychologist and storytelling consultant is the belief that stories shape our mental landscapes, influence societal perceptions, and, ultimately, drive change.
Over the years, my insights on mental health, narrative psychology, and authentic storytelling have been featured across various media platforms. I’ve had the privilege of engaging in conversations that challenge dominant narratives, elevate marginalized voices, and explore the intersection of mental health and media representation.