Jacklyn Foley, PhD(She/Her/Hers)

Dr. Jacklyn Foley works with adolescents, younger adults, and older adults, with particular expertise in supporting people managing co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions. She has extensive experience helping clients cope with illness, treatment, recovery, and changes in functioning (e.g., cancer, HIV, gastrointestinal conditions). She also works with clients navigating significant life transitions, such as changes in autonomy, self-image, and relationships, which often arise in the context of acute and chronic illness management, as well as during adolescence and later adulthood.

Dr. Foley draws on evidence-based, skills-based approaches, including cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based therapies, tailoring her approach to each client's individual goals. Common areas of focus include reducing stress, anxiety, and depressed mood; building self-esteem and self-worth; and improving health, relationships, or work performance with the aim of helping clients feel more content and better equipped to manage life's stressors.

Dr. Foley earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Syracuse University in 2020 and completed her postdoctoral training at Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School, with a specialization in Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine. She has been providing psychotherapy for more than nine years.

Dr. Foley offers therapy exclusively through virtual sessions and is licensed to see clients in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and New York. She typically sees clients weekly for one-hour sessions and is currently accepting new clients.