Jacquelyn Andrews

Jacquelyn Andrews is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, licensed in the state. She specializes in supporting individuals grappling with past and present relationship challenges, helping them heal from interpersonal wounds while fostering a sense of presence and confidence with their loved ones. With a profound framework of antiracism, empowerment, social justice, and compassionate care, Jacquelyn has made significant contributions as a rape crisis counselor and has extensive experience in addressing interpersonal trauma. Her therapeutic style is characterized by warmth, empathy, and a commitment to being client-focused. Jacquelyn believes that much of the transformative power of therapy lies in the strength of the client-therapist relationship. A graduate of the Smith College School for Social Work, she is also IFS Institute Level One Trained. Passionate about inclusivity, Jacquelyn celebrates all genders, sexualities, and relationship configurations, embodying a sex-positive, kink-aware, and body-positive philosophy. She is particularly dedicated to supporting first-generation and non-traditional students, as well as trans and queer individuals.