Jasmine Maniti

I'm Jasmine Maniti, a Board-Certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner dedicated to providing comprehensive, compassionate mental health care. With a Master of Science in Nursing from West Coast University and over six years of emergency and psychiatric nursing experience, I bring both clinical expertise and a deep understanding of mental health crises to my practice.

My clinical focus includes treating depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and other mood and behavioral conditions. I conduct thorough psychiatric evaluations, develop individualized treatment plans, and provide evidence-based medication management tailored to each person's unique situation. For patients with treatment-resistant depression,

What sets my practice apart is my foundation in emergency nursing. Working in fast-paced emergency departments taught me to assess complex situations quickly, remain calm during crises, and provide care that addresses immediate needs while building toward long-term wellness. I understand that mental health concerns don't always follow a predictable path, and I'm equipped to support you through both stable periods and challenging times.

I offer convenient telehealth services, allowing you to access quality psychiatric care from the comfort of your own space. My approach emphasizes collaboration—I believe the best outcomes happen when we work together as partners in your care. I take time to listen, explain treatment options clearly, and ensure you feel empowered to make informed decisions about your mental health.

Whether you're seeking help for the first time or looking for a provider who truly understands the complexities of mental health treatment, I'm here to support you with expertise, empathy, and respect. Your well-being is always my highest priority.

For up-to-date availability, please visit our website at mentalhealthpractitioners.com or call/text us at 415-968-6515.

My practice rests on a strong conviction that a genuine relationship can be deeply healing, especially when paired with evidence-based medication management. Each person I see deserves dignity, kindness, and excellent psychiatric care. I am committed to offering a safe, supportive setting where you can speak honestly about your struggles and feel optimistic about what lies ahead.

From our very first visit, I focus on getting to know you, not just your symptoms but also your circumstances, your values, your goals, and what matters most to you. I believe the strongest plans are built together, so I will always seek your input as we shape your care. You can open up at your own speed, and any starting point is the right one. The time I invest in understanding you forms the foundation for care that truly works.

When it comes to medication, clear explanations and informed consent come first. I will describe how psychiatric medications work, discuss their benefits and side effects candidly, and help you weigh your options with care. I will also outline realistic timelines for improvement, signs that things are getting better, and what our next steps will be if treatment falls short of what we hoped. I remain responsive and accessible as your care evolves.

Medication can make a real difference, but I also pay close attention to other areas of your well-being, including sleep, stress, relationships, and daily habits, because whole-person care looks after every part of you. Gradual, consistent changes in these areas often build on one another over time. I am reachable between visits and, when it would be useful, coordinate with your other health care providers so your care remains complete and connected.

My aim is to help you find relief from symptoms, function better in daily life, and feel hopeful once more. I celebrate your progress and stand by you through every setback, knowing that recovery seldom moves in a straight line.

Our first visit combines a comprehensive clinical evaluation with real human connection. We will begin with whatever feels most urgent to you, including the challenges you are dealing with now and the goals you want to reach. Whether you are facing anxiety, depression, attention difficulties, or other mental health concerns, I want to understand what this is really like for you on the inside, not just how it appears from the outside. You can open up at your own speed.

I will look closely at your symptoms, asking how often they occur, how severe they feel, how long they have been present, and how they are affecting your daily life and functioning. Together we will go over your psychiatric history, including past diagnoses, earlier treatment, medications you have taken, and any hospital stays. I will ask what has helped and what has not, because your earlier responses to treatment offer useful direction for what comes next.

We will also talk about your medical background, your family’s mental health history, your present circumstances, and the people who support you. I will explain medication options that fit your situation, including how each one works, the improvements you may notice, and which side effects to monitor. I will be candid that finding the right medication can involve some trial and adjustment. We will stay connected, tracking your response and refining the plan so you get the most from your treatment.

Beyond medication, we will explore daily routines, stress management strategies, and self-care practices that support your overall well-being. Each recommendation I offer is rooted in research and a genuine understanding of you as an individual. Gradual, consistent changes in these areas can add up over time.

You will leave with a personalized plan, useful educational materials, and clear next steps. We will schedule follow-up visits to keep your care consistent, and your questions and concerns are always welcome.