Jacqueline “Jackie” Wahl, Student Intern

When life feels overwhelming, disconnected, or too heavy to manage alone, therapy can offer a space to pause, breathe, and feel heard. I’m here to walk alongside you through that process.

I’m Jackie Wahl, a master’s-level student intern, and I provide a calm, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment where you can show up exactly as you are. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, relationship stress, life transitions, or emotions that feel difficult to put into words, my role is to listen with care and help you move toward greater clarity, confidence, and relief.

Clients often come in feeling emotionally exhausted, stuck, or unsure where to begin. Together, we’ll explore what’s weighing on you while building resilience, reconnecting with your strengths, and creating meaningful change that feels realistic and sustainable.

I welcome individuals, couples, children, and families from all backgrounds. My experience includes working with athletes, children, individuals with disabilities, and those involved in equine-assisted therapy. As a lifelong athlete, I also understand the pressure, stress, and identity challenges that can come with performance-focused environments. During college, I worked alongside sports psychologists and founded a mental health advocacy program focused on student well-being. These experiences continue to shape the way I support clients facing anxiety, burnout, confidence issues, and life transitions.

Therapy does not have to feel cold or clinical. It can feel grounding, collaborative, and hopeful. My approach is compassionate, relational, and guided by your goals, your pace, and your unique story. You deserve support that sees the full picture of who you are, and I’m here to offer that.