Jacqueline Wright, MA, LPCC, ATR-P
PSYCHOTHERAPIST AND ART THERAPIST IN BOULDER, CO
Jacqueline Wright (she/her) is an integrative psychotherapist and art therapist in Boulder, Colorado. She supports teens, adults, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, perfectionism, relationship challenges, grief, trauma, neurodivergence, life transitions and personal growth. Through conversation, creative expression, and mindful reflection, she guides clients in moving beyond coping toward greater authenticity, self-trust, and emotional well-being.
Her approach blends traditional talk therapy with imaginal and experiential practices. She is rooted in the belief that healing is not only something we think our way through, but something we feel, notice, and gradually come into relationship with over time. Jacqueline offers a steady, grounded presence where clients can slow down enough to hear themselves more clearly.
Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, disconnected from yourself, or moving through a difficult season, she provides attentive guidance as you explore what you’re carrying and what comes next. At the heart of her practice is a guiding intention: to help people feel more at home within themselves.
Education and Professional Background
Jacqueline has been dedicated to the mental health and healing arts field for over 15 years. She earned her Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Transpersonal Art Therapy from Naropa University in Boulder, following undergraduate studies focused on the intersection of human development, mind-body psychology, and creative expression.
Her professional background includes work in school settings, teaching college courses on resilience, stress management, and somatic psychology, as well as graduate clinical experience supporting individuals across the lifespan. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate (LPCC) in Colorado and a Provisional Registered Art Therapist (ATR-P) with the Art Therapy Credentials Board.
Additionally, she brings over two decades of training and practice in mindfulness, yoga, Yoga Nidra, meditation, therapeutic imagery, and other body-centered approaches.
Jacqueline's Counseling Style
Jacqueline’s work is informed by Eastern contemplative traditions, Western depth psychology, and contemporary evidence-based practices, integrating insight with practical tools for wellness. Her approach is relational, collaborative, and grounded in deep respect for each person’s unique experience.
She draws from cognitive-behavioral modalities, including ACT, CBT, and DBT, alongside depth-oriented practices, parts work (IFS), somatic awareness, and expressive arts therapy when aligned with the client’s goals. Her work is trauma informed and paced with care, honoring each client’s readiness and capacity for exploration and change.
Her practice centers on helping clients cultivate a more compassionate relationship with themselves, softening self-judgment, illuminating patterns that no longer serve them, and strengthening an inner sense of steadiness that can support them through both challenges and everyday life.
Expressive & Art Therapy
At times, words alone are not enough to access what is asking to be understood. As an art therapist, Jacqueline offers space for creative expression to gently accompany traditional talk therapy, opening additional pathways for insight, regulation, and self-discovery. Depending on the client’s needs and comfort, sessions may include visual artmaking, writing, reflective journaling, dreamwork, metaphor, and somatic nervous-system-informed exploration.
No artistic experience is needed, only openness to what may emerge when attention is given to the inner world in a different way. In giving form to what lives within, clients often discover new ways of relating to themselves, their experiences, and the developing story of their lives.
Areas of Focus & Specialties
Therapy for Teens & Young Adults
- Anxiety, Academic Pressure & Perfectionism
- Identity, Self-Confidence & Self-Expression
- Friendships, Relationships & Boundaries
- College, Independence & Times of Transition
- Depression, Emotional Health & Resilience
Therapy for Women
- Anxiety, Stress & Burnout
- Self-Worth, Confidence, Perfectionism & People-Pleasing
- Body Image, Identity & Women’s Emotional Wellness
- Relationships & Healthy Boundaries
- Personal Growth & Change
- Mother-Daughter Relationships
Specialized Support
- LGBTQ+ Affirming Care
- ADHD & Neurodivergent Counseling
- Grief & Trauma Therapy
- Highly Sensitive & Deeply Feeling Individuals
- Art Therapy & Creative Expression
- Attachment & Relationship Healing
- Somatic & Nervous System Support
Fees & Sessions
- Optional initial consultation (20 minutes): $75
- Initial intake session (60 minutes): $198
- Individual psychotherapy session (50 minutes): $165
- Couples or family therapy session (60 minutes): $230
- Reduced-fee session (50 minutes): $100 (limited availability; income qualifications apply)
Begin Therapy in Boulder, CO
Therapy is a space to return to yourself, beneath the noise, expectations, and patterns that can obscure what feels most true. Jacqueline offers a grounded and compassionate setting for this return, supporting clients as they navigate anxiety, relationships, identity, and the unfolding process of becoming. Over time, this work can encourage not only symptom relief, but a more vibrant way of being.
Jacqueline welcomes the opportunity to connect. She sees clients in person in Boulder, Colorado, and online across the state. She invites you to reach out with questions or schedule an appointment online to begin your therapy journey.