Jacqueline Beaulieu

Jacqueline Beaulieu is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist with a wealth of experience in both residential and outpatient mental health as well as medical hospital settings. She has worked with a diverse range of populations, including civilians and veterans, assisting clients grappling with OCD and related issues, addiction, anxiety, depression, adjustment to stressors, interpersonal challenges, anger management, and the complexities of grief and sudden loss. Jacqueline is also adept at providing acute intervention during client crises and has supported individuals who have endured trauma. Her approach is rooted in compassion, aiming to create a trusting and non-judgmental space that is adaptable and client-centered. By tailoring therapy to fit each client’s unique needs, she incorporates evidence-based practices such as Exposure and Response Prevention, Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Understanding that therapy can often be uncomfortable yet vitalizing, Jacqueline strives to foster hope, infuse levity when necessary, and encourage personal growth, all while honoring the resilience of her clients. She is eager to connect with individuals, learn about their journeys, and support them in achieving their therapeutic goals.