Jacqueline Stadler

Jacqueline Stadler is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist with a commitment to providing a warm, empathetic, and safe environment that encourages clients to address the difficult issues holding them back from a more satisfied and fulfilled life. Recognizing the importance of relatability in therapy, she has dedicated over 10 years to supporting adolescents and adults who experience symptoms of depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, Bipolar disorder, self-esteem challenges, and difficult life transitions. Jacqueline views therapy as a collaborative process, working closely with clients to establish achievable goals that promote the highest quality of life. Additionally, her expertise extends to helping clients with disordered eating, body image concerns, compulsive exercise, and other food-related challenges. Passionate about guiding clients towards a life free of food fears, obsession, and body discontent, she aims to help them uncover the essence of true satisfaction. Although trained in psychodynamic therapy, Jacqueline recognizes that each individual is unique and often incorporates elements from various treatment modalities to tailor the optimal therapeutic approach. Understanding that positive changes can be challenging, she relishes the opportunity to be the right therapist who can make a significant difference in her clients' lives.