Jacqueline Brady

Jacqueline Brady is an LMFT who brings three years of clinical practice working with families, parents and children in Indiana. Before becoming a licensed marriage and family therapist she spent two years as a behavioral therapist with children on the autism spectrum. Her background includes work with situations such as trauma, domestic violence, family separation and related stressors that affect relationships and day-to-day functioning.

She works with adults, teens, and children who carry wounds from the past that continue to show up as symptoms. Jacqueline uses family systems theory, a strengths-based approach, cognitive behavioral therapy and trauma-focused CBT, along with narrative work, tailoring these methods to each person or family. She sees clients who experience stress, anxiety, depression and other challenges and aims to help them manage symptoms and build steadier routines.

Jacqueline frames therapy as a collaborative process. She offers steady, skills-oriented and reflective work to help people better understand patterns, practice self-care habits, and move toward clearer next steps. People seeking a therapist to explore their history while developing practical coping tools may find her approach a good match.