This is a 60-minute virtual therapy session for established clients. Sessions are conducted via secure video platform and tailored to your treatment goals. Once booked, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your session link. For new clients, please complete the intake process before scheduling.
Jacqueline Maye, MS, LPC-S, LCDC, Doctoral Candidate in Counselor Education and Supervision
Please fill out the form below to help guide your coaching session.
A: Yes! I am credentialed with several platforms including Grow Therapy, Rula, and SonderMind, which bill many major insurance providers. If you're not sure whether your insurance is accepted, please include your details in the intake form, and I’ll help guide you through it.
A: I offer private pay options. Sliding scale is offered on a limited basis. If you're not using insurance, please indicate that in your intake form, and I’ll contact you directly with fee and sliding scale information.
A: Sessions are 53 minutes long to meet insurance standards and provide adequate time for therapeutic work.
A: All sessions are conducted virtually via secure video. You’ll receive a HIPAA-compliant link once your appointment is confirmed.
A: I work with adults navigating anxiety, trauma, addiction, identity exploration, relationship patterns, religious deconstruction, and more. I am also affirming of LGBTQIA+ clients and offer faith-based/Christian counseling if desired.
A: The first session is about building rapport, reviewing your intake responses, and clarifying your goals for therapy. We’ll also discuss what approaches may work best for your needs.
A: I require at least 48 hours' notice for cancellations. Late cancellations or no-shows will result in a fee, depending on your platform's policy (Headway, Rula, or private pay terms).
A: Once you complete the intake questions and submit your insurance info, I’ll confirm availability and send a link to schedule. You can also use the calendar link on this site to request a time.
Q: What kinds of services do you NOT provide?
A: To ensure I'm practicing within my scope of competence and providing the highest quality of care, there are some services I do not offer. These include:
My practice is focused on providing psychotherapy, clinical supervision, consultation, and trauma-informed mental health treatment. If you're seeking one of the services above, I'm happy to help point you toward an appropriate provider whenever possible.
Hi, I’m Jacqui.
Becoming a therapist was never part of my original plan. At 19, I was set on becoming a heavy-metal journalist—traveling the world, interviewing my favorite bands, and bringing the raw humanness of their stories to life.
But in 2003, during a chance interview with Lajon Witherspoon of Sevendust, something shifted. Our conversation went deeper than expected, and I walked away with a clear, almost spiritual knowing:
I wasn’t meant to write about people’s stories—I was meant to help them heal. I was meant to take their stories and help them uncover the deeper meaning and purpose woven through them.
It wasn’t an identity crisis or a dramatic turning point. It was a grounded, unmistakable change in my spirit.
Twenty-three years later, here I am: a therapist, a supervisor, still in the mosh pits, and still sharing the music that raised me. I weave music into the therapy space the same way it shaped me—helping clients explore identity, meaning, and purpose through the rhythms and stories that move them.
Helping people has always been my calling—even before I knew it. My Higher Power simply had to position me where I could finally see it.
I’m also a wife, a mom of three, and a very devoted dog mom. I still love writing and researching—whether it’s for my PhD dissertation, the books I’m working on, blogs, or poetry. My vinyl collection continues to grow, and I still share a deep love of metal with my dad. I’ve lived a full, complex life, and I’ve learned to integrate my experiences with sound clinical theory and technique to support people facing a wide range of challenges.
Everything I’ve walked through helps me help others—and that’s exactly where I’m meant to be.
