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I am Jacqueline Kaye, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor working with college students and young adults. Together we slow things down, make sense of your story, and build the confidence to handle whatever comes next.
You do not need a diagnosis or a crisis to start. If something feels off, that is reason enough.
Why I do this work
Therapy changedmy life first
I became a therapist because I once sat in the other chair, and it changed how I see what is possible for someone who feels stuck. My full story is on the About page, but here is the short version: therapy taught me that I did not need all the answers, just someone willing to ask the right questions and hold me accountable.
Read my story →Working with me feels like having someone in your corner, a safe space where you can be fully yourself, feel understood, and gain the tools and confidence to create meaningful change
Jacqueline Kaye, M.S., LMHC
Who this is for
Therapy forcollege students
College can be exciting, overwhelming, lonely, confusing, and sometimes all of those things at once. Really Good Therapy can give you a space to navigate it all.
- Academic pressure
- Friendships
- Dating and relationships
- Family expectations
- Identity
- Anxiety
- Self-esteem
- Life after graduation
Who this is for
Therapy foryoung adults
Adulthood arrives with a lot of unspoken pressure: independence, relationships, career, and the question of what comes next. We make sense of it together, at your pace.
- Adulthood and independence
- Relationships and dating
- Identity and self-trust
- Career direction
- Money and life logistics
- Setting boundaries with family
- Burnout and overwhelm
- Figuring out what comes next
What we work on
Common reasonspeople reach out
You do not need a diagnosis or a crisis to start. If something feels off, that is reason enough.
- Anxiety
- Self-esteem and confidence
- Relationships and communication
- Identity and self-discovery
- Life transitions
- Boundaries
- Family and independence
- Career and future purpose
- Emotional regulation
- ADHD and executive functioning
