Marriage & Family Therapist
Yasmin Oriqat is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist based in Oakland, California. With a compassionate approach and deep commitment to mental well-being, Yasmin has dedicated her career to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life's challenges and build healthier relationships.
Her therapeutic style combines evidence-based practices with a warm, empathetic presence that creates a safe space for clients to explore their concerns. Yasmin believes in the inherent capacity for growth and healing within each person and relationship, guiding clients toward greater self-awareness and positive change.
California Board of Behavioral Sciences
NPI Number: 1730811738
University of San Francisco
Specialized training in evidence-based therapeutic approaches for individuals, couples, and families.
San Jose State University
Foundation in psychological theories, research methods, and human development.
Oakland, California
Oakland, California
Daly City, California
Yasmin Oriqat approaches therapy with the fundamental belief that each client brings their own unique experiences, strengths, and challenges to the therapeutic relationship. Her practice is guided by these core principles:
Yasmin recognizes the importance of cultural context in shaping individuals' experiences and relationships. She provides culturally responsive care that honors diverse backgrounds, beliefs, and values.
Therapy is viewed as a collaborative process where client and therapist work together toward meaningful goals. Yasmin partners with clients to identify their needs and develop strategies for positive change.
While tailoring treatment to each client's unique situation, Yasmin integrates research-supported approaches to ensure effective care. Her therapeutic toolkit includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and mindfulness practices.
Mental health is understood within the context of the whole person—including physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual dimensions. Yasmin considers all aspects of wellbeing in her therapeutic approach.
Beyond her clinical practice, Yasmin is deeply committed to social justice and community wellbeing. She advocates for mental health awareness, accessible care, and equitable services for marginalized communities. Her advocacy work includes: