The Collective

Dr. Jasmine Irvin is a licensed clinical psychologist with over a decade of experience in private practice on Broad Street in Durham, North Carolina. She specializes in relational issues, improving relationship with oneself,  and finding integration through trauma-focused work, and calls on mindfulness, somatic practices, and experiential dynamic approaches. Her therapeutic style is client-centered and focused on clients who are motivated to do the work of healing and growth, blending multiple approaches to meet each client's unique needs.

Siobhan Scully is a holistic esthetician and postpartum doula based in North Carolina, bringing over 10 years of experience in the wellness field.

​Her approach integrates a comprehensive understanding of holistic wellness, creating a safe and supportive environment for both esthetic and doula clients. Trained in many different holistic healing modalities, such as Craniosacral Therapy, Fascia Release and Facial Massage techniques, Siobhan believes that beauty and well-being are interconnected, and she strives to enhance both through her services.

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With her genuine passion for both outer beauty and inner wellness, Siobhan is dedicated to creating a nurturing space where clients can thrive. Whether through esthetics or doula services, her goal is to help clients feel valued and understood, guiding them on their individual journeys toward holistic wellness.​

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LCMHC

Mariah Sinden is a licensed clinical mental health counselor and has been in private practice for over 5 years in Durham, NC. Her style is compassionate, curious, and heartfelt. She integrates attachment-based, emotion-focused, and mindfulness-based approaches to draw insights from each client’s past and patterns, create a safe space to feel emotions and tap into their healing potential, and learn new skills to navigate emotions and relationships more effectively. She deeply values the resilience and uniqueness of each of her clients and capitalizes on these resources to facilitate healing and growth. 

Mariah has helped clients navigate a wide variety of issues including anxiety, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders and body image, developmental trauma, attachment, codependency, gender and sexuality, relationships, grief and loss, self-harm, personality disorders, life transitions, AUDHD, and more.

To learn more about Mariah and her practice, click below.

I am a licensed clinical social worker in Durham, NC. I hold a masters of social work from UNC-Chapel Hill and degrees in Art History and English from UT-Austin. I continually receive supervision for experiential dynamic therapy (EDT), engage in intensive EDT trainings, peer supervision, and several learning groups. I am a certified facilitator with the MEIA Institute (formerly Koru Mindfulness), have extensive mindfulness training and retreat experience, and have a special interest in Insight Dialogue, an interpersonal mindfulness practice. I have taught yoga and meditation to individuals and groups ranging from age 3 to 70 since 2011. 

Prior to my work in private practice, I trained in individual psychotherapy (CBT, ACT, psychodynamic therapy) at the UNC Psychology and Neuroscience Community Clinic and provided mental health services to recently resettled refugees through UNC Refugee Wellness. I also worked with patients in treatment for eating disorders at the residential, partial-hospital, and intensive-outpatient level.

I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and I’m passionate about helping people who spend so much time caring for others that they forget to care for themselves. If you struggle to put yourself first, feel guilty for needing a break, or are just plain exhausted from always being “the strong one,” you’re in the right place.

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I specialize in working with first responders, caregivers, and anyone feeling burned out, overwhelmed, or stuck in patterns that make it hard to prioritize themselves. As a former first responder myself, I get what it’s like to always feel responsible for others—but I also know that you can’t pour from an empty cup. I provide a space where you can work through stress, boundaries, and self-care without guilt or shame, so you can show up for yourself the way you deserve.

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Beyond therapy, I also offer clinical supervision and consultation for fellow therapists. Whether you’re navigating the early years of your career or need a fresh perspective on tough cases, I’m here to support you in building confidence, strengthening your skills, and making this work sustainable—without burning yourself out in the process.

I offer individual, couples and family therapy, and have extensive experience working within the LGBTQIA+ community. I believe being seen, heard and affirmed are integral in the healing process and center clients accordingly. I work with grief, trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship challenges and changes, un-partnered parenting and coparenting, family crisis and early childhood issues. I draw from Trauma-Informed practices and Evidence-Based techniques including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Therapy and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT).

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I support individuals and couples who are interested in practicing vulnerability, deep listening, reflection and generative communication. I offer clients space to safely explore their trauma, identify the ways it shows up and the ways they want to heal. I integrate somatic techniques throughout and can assist couples in learning to coregulate.