Jacqueline is an LMSW with a Master of Social Work in clinical behavioral health. As a therapist, Jacqueline uses a broad range of cognitive and insight-oriented techniques in the counseling process, with a talent for employing narrative therapy. As the culmination of our life experiences, she believes individuals are the experts in their lives. Accordingly, she helps clients discover their voices by exploring their narratives and associated meanings with past experiences.
Jacqueline completed her undergraduate degree at Rosemont College and her graduate degree at Sacred Heart University. Subsequently, she was honored with a Ph.D. from Rosemont College for her work and commitment to de-stigma mental illness within marginalized communities.
Before becoming a therapist, Jacqueline worked in administration for companies such as Deloitte, Newman's Own, and MasterCard. Jacqueline aims to encourage anyone struggling to find inner peace and mental stability to learn culturally appropriate interventions to navigate the complexities of health, wellness, and peace.
