Jacqueline Lee

Associate Marriage and Family Therapist

Jacqueline was born and raised in California, but has grown to love the Midwest as she received her Bachelors in Psychology from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and graduated from Northwestern University with her Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy. Jacqueline is committed to being a culturally curious therapist. She values learning about different cultures, races, and ethnicities, and collaborates with clients to explore how those identities show up in the therapy room and in their lives. Jacqueline is an integrative therapist, as she utilizes a myriad of evidence-based theories to fit the particular needs and personalities of each client. Such therapeutic modalities include Narrative Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Play Therapy.

As a therapist, Jacqueline has observed the ways in which old patterns can keep people stuck. She believes that safe and vulnerable relationships are the vessel for healing and growth. With her friendly, playful and warm personality, Jacqueline strives to develop strong and caring relationships with clients and help then translate that into other relationships. Jacqueline believes that each client’s unique experiences deserve an individualized approach to help them work towards their goals. Jacqueline’s collaborative and individualized approach with clients challenges them to grow, change, and explore the values that feel the most important to them. Jacqueline fosters a non-judgmental space by leading with her curiosity, as she seeks to better understand and empathize with her clients.