A Bit About Me
Jasmine Martinez has extensive experience in behavioral health, working as a Behavioral Management Specialist, Milieu Counselor, and Program Director before becoming a Certified Peer Counselor. As a wife and mother of four, three of whom live with chronic illness, behavioral health challenges, and special needs, Jasmine has spent over a decade navigating and advocating within the behavioral health system. Currently, she serves as Assistant Director for A Common Voice | C.O.P.E. Project and as CLIP Administration Family Liaison, merging family voice with leadership expertise. She is an active member of the CLIP Parent Steering Committee and collaborates with families, system partners, and providers across Washington State. A co-valedictorian of the WA System of Care Kagen Leadership Fellowship, Jasmine applies Adaptive Leadership principles in both her personal and professional life.