About Resonance Health
Meet Jasmine N. Dash, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Behavior scientist. Wellness educator. Lifelong student of human behavior.
Jasmine N. Dash is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Licensed Behavior Analyst, educator, and founder of Resonance Health. Her work is grounded in the science of behavior while making space for mindfulness, reflection, spirituality, and the many ways people seek to better understand themselves and the world around them.
With a background in applied behavior analysis, Jasmine has spent years studying what shapes behavior, how environments influence our choices, and how meaningful change can be translated into practical everyday action. Her professional training includes behavior science, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy-informed approaches, and continued doctoral-level study in behavior analysis.
But her curiosity about behavior began long before her professional career.
A Lifelong Curiosity About People
From childhood, Jasmine was fascinated by the patterns she noticed in people—their reactions, relationships, choices, communication, and the things that seemed to influence how they behaved.
She also naturally gravitated toward symbolic and intuitive tools, including divination, as a way of observing and making sense of the people and situations around her. At the time, she didn't have language for what she was doing. She simply knew that these tools helped her notice patterns, ask different questions, and understand perspectives that might otherwise be overlooked.
Over time, that curiosity became both a profession and a lifelong area of study.
Today, Jasmine approaches these interests thoughtfully, using behavioral science as the foundation while recognizing that reflection, symbolism, mindfulness, spirituality, and other wellness practices can provide people with additional ways to explore their experiences.
Beyond One Discipline
Jasmine's education extends across both behavioral science and complementary wellness disciplines. In addition to her formal behavioral credentials, she has pursued education and certification in areas including parapsychology, Reiki, crystal healing, color therapy and other integrative wellness practices.
These areas are not presented as replacements for behavioral science. Instead, they reflect Jasmine's broader interest in understanding human experience from multiple perspectives and giving people practical tools for self-reflection and intentional change.
Her approach is simple:
Science can help us understand behavior.
Reflection can help us understand ourselves.
And meaningful change happens when understanding becomes action.
A Growing Body of Work
Jasmine's work has extended beyond one-on-one consultation into education, professional collaboration, publications, interviews, podcasts, and other opportunities to share ideas about behavior, wellness, and human experience.
Her professional interests span behavioral wellness, communication, habits and routines, self-awareness, mindfulness, intentional living, and the application of behavior science across different populations and environments.
She is also interested in the ways behavioral principles can be thoughtfully applied beyond traditional human-service settings, including work involving animals and other living organisms.
Why Resonance Health?
Resonance Health was created from the belief that people deserve practical ways to understand themselves without being reduced to a diagnosis, a label, or a single explanation for why they behave the way they do.
Behavior is information.
When we become curious about what is happening rather than simply judging it, we can begin to identify patterns, understand what influences them, and make more intentional choices about what happens next.
That is the heart of Resonance Health.
Grounded in science. Guided by resonance.
Whether you're looking to change a habit, improve communication, create more supportive routines, navigate everyday stress, understand yourself more deeply, or simply explore a different way of approaching your life, Resonance Health offers a space to slow down, become curious, and turn insight into action.
What Makes This Different
Most performance consultants work primarily at the visible layer: incentives, recognition, role clarity, workflows, accountability, and the consequences a manager can arrange. That layer matters, and Jasmine builds it well.
Her work goes further by examining the conditions that determine whether capable people can actually use those systems under pressure: attention, regulation, avoidance, follow-through, competing demands, and the gap between knowing what to do and reliably doing it.
Grounded in applied behavior analysis and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy-informed principles, Jasmine designs for both the system around people and the behavioral patterns operating within it. The result is not simply a process that looks effective on paper, but one people can realistically sustain in practice.
That is the difference between a process that exists and a process people actually run.
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