Jacinda Dougherty

Jacinda Dougherty, a psychological associate with a Master's degree, understands that many individuals may often feel overwhelmed, numb, or alone. These feelings can create barriers to engaging in meaningful relationships, fulfilling work, and enjoying cherished activities. Many clients might grapple with the sensation of not being their true selves, often rooted in experiences of being invalidated or unsupported—whether through societal systems, family dynamics, or even internal struggles. Recognizing that feeling stuck can be pivotal, Jacinda commends those who make the brave choice to seek therapy. In her sessions, she guides clients in discovering coping strategies to address their sources of suffering, facilitating a path toward fulfillment and empowerment. With a focus on the interplay of individual and systemic challenges, Jacinda employs an intersectional framework to honor and affirm how various identities influence clients' experiences in the world. Specializing in therapy for individuals and couples who identify as Black, Indigenous, People of Color, and LGBTQ+, she ensures that all clients feel acknowledged and safe in their identities. Currently, she offers her services through telehealth, eagerly anticipating the opportunity to connect with new clients.