Jacqueline Garn

Jacqueline Garn is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, holding an MSSA and LISW, who understands the profound challenges individuals have faced, especially throughout the recent years of change and uncertainty. She recognizes that many people have experienced changes in their bodies that may lead to negative self-perceptions and feelings of losing control, particularly regarding food. For those who envisioned the journey of motherhood to be perfect, Jacqueline provides a supportive space to navigate the exhausting realities of postpartum life, emphasizing that no one needs to face these struggles alone. Her specialized training in perinatal mental health encompasses a deep understanding of mental wellness during conception, pregnancy, miscarriages, and postpartum experiences. Moreover, she brings extensive experience to clients grappling with food-related challenges and body image concerns. Jacqueline is dedicated to promoting healing through therapy and works tirelessly with individuals suffering from anxiety, depression, grief, and loss. An advocate for Health at Every Size, she focuses on fostering a healthy relationship with food and encouraging intuitive eating, all while nurturing the mind and body.