Jacqueline Crnic is a dedicated therapist focused on helping children and adolescents who are grappling with symptoms related to ADHD, depression, and anxiety. With over 20 years of experience, she provides valuable support and guidance to children and their families as they navigate behavioral and mental health challenges, family conflicts, and educational obstacles. Jacqueline utilizes an integrative approach, drawing from psychodynamic, psycho-educational, and cognitive strategies to assist clients of all ages in cultivating positive changes in their lives. Known for her friendly and supportive environment, she incorporates engaging techniques like role play and games to foster trust and openness with her younger clients. In her practice, Jacqueline encourages parental involvement in the therapeutic process, offering counseling sessions for parents when necessary. For all her clients, she emphasizes the importance of open communication, listening skills, and non-judgmental responses, which are essential in achieving emotional growth, improved mental health, and peace of mind. Jacqueline holds a BA degree in psychology from the University of Michigan and completed her MSW in social work at Boston University. She has been a practicing therapist in the greater Danbury area since 2005.