Jacqueline Gorman

About me

Jackie offers a compassionate space rooted in authenticity in her work with individuals and families.

She uses an integrative approach highlighting individual resources and strengths to support them in achieving their potential.

Jackie is a warm, non-judgemental, thoughtful and engaging clinical psychologist.

She has over 20 years experience supporting many adults and young people struggling with a wide range of psychological difficulties as part of her work for the NHS, social care, charitable and independent sectors.

She seeks to understands and support the individual within their wider context to enable long term meaningful and positive change.

She is trained in and has expertise in a wide range of approaches including parenting interventions, EMDR, solution focused and systemic therapies.

Jackie ensures people feel heard and understood and seeks to help them find solutions and heal from past trauma to support them in living the life they want to live.

Jackie completed her Clinical Psychology Doctorate Training at the University of Lancaster in 2003.

She has since gained substantial and varied experience across different sectors.

She is also an associate clinical tutor and clinical supervisor on the Lancaster Doctorate Clinical Psychology programme.

Jackie has experience in working with neurodivergent individuals, working together to harness strengths and identify solutions to move towards their preferred future.

She is also interested in working with parents to help them rediscover who they are and to reconnect with the best version of themselves.

Areas I can help with

Education