Jacqueline James is a provisionally licensed Marriage & Family Therapist specializing in couples, family, and adolescent mental health. She earned a Master of Arts degree from Adler Graduate School and integrates Adlerian principles to foster meaningful change through connection.
At the White Bear Lake Clinic, Jacqueline provides a supportive space for couples, families, and individuals to navigate challenges, strengthen relationships, and build resilience. She has a passion for working with teenagers, helping them explore their identities and develop coping skills while supporting parents and collaborating with schools.
Her approach emphasizes self-awareness and understanding how thoughts influence behavior. She utilizes evidence-based techniques, including Attachment Theory, Narrative Exposure Therapy, Trauma-Informed Care, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. With specialized training in Narrative Exposure Therapy, she effectively supports individuals processing trauma and PTSD.
Jacqueline has experience working with neurodivergent youth and their families, as well as individuals facing anxiety, trauma, relational conflicts, and life transitions. She believes in the power of connection and storytelling in healing, providing a compassionate space where clients feel empowered to create meaningful change.
