Jacqueline Delibes
School
New York University
Expertise
Personal Development And Coaching, Lifestyle/health And Wellness, Emotional Health
- As a HeartMath Certified coach, Jacqueline teaches tools that calm the nervous system, a type of training that informs any wellness lifestyle writing she does.
- Interviewing charismatic writer/performers for a theatre company — all women — plugged her into the nuances of other women's personal lives and their biggest concerns.
- Jacqueline wrote eight chapters of a personal development book for a psychotherapist.
Experience
Jacqueline has had many professional paths. Her first career after film school was working in feature and documentary post-production. She worked on shows for CBS, HBO, PBS, and cut sound for indie filmmakers. As a performer in quirky, artistically fulfilling off-Broadway shows, she also auditioned for commercials she was tragically wrong for. As a writer, Jacqueline likes getting personal, helping people navigate huge transitions, and she's a champion of women everywhere grabbing their power. If she can sneak in some humor, she'll do it.
Education
Jacqueline spent her freshman year at Northwestern University and then graduated from New York University with a BFA in Film.
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Stories By Jacqueline Delibes
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DIY hair color is often more of an exploration of personal identity than precision. But for hair color that suits you, do your research.
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When one or more of your planets in your birth chart is in fall, it's considered one of the weaker spots - and it may have you questioning everything.
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Although a scalp massager is a great tool to add to your beauty routine, you should manage your expectations about what it can actually do for your hair health.
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While the topics of premarital counseling and a prenup may be uncomfortable to discuss with your partner, both can benefit your marriage.
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If you love your partner but they are making your life miserable with their immature behavior, how do you know when it's time to let the relationship go?
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Abandonment issues can pose a significant challenge in a relationship. To establish a healthier connection, here's how to approach the topic.
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It is absolutely worth saving a healthy friendship. And it's more than just good for your soul, friendship legitimately boosts your health too.
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Think of facial steaming as a little spa treatment you can accomplish at home.
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The latest creative inspiration that's spread across the web is the adult equivalent of a manufacturing stamp.
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Flower essences may not come to mind when treating emotional health, but they're a subtle, safe, and non-toxic medicine.
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Pollutants have upped their game, and now it's our job to be more vigilant in our daily cleansing and prep rituals.
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The benefits of a 15-minute power nap are well-known to scientists, so grab one if you can (even if it's a covert nap in your car).
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For any of us, friends are our chosen family. This makes it all the more surprising that it's possible to get love bombed by them.
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Now that the usual distance between home and office has collapsed for many, it's even more important to clearly define work boundaries.
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Forecasters are predicting heatwaves and warmer temperatures for 2023, and that means we'll all need to make some adjustments.
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Much like a probationary period when you start a new job, the three month rule for relationships can help you determine what's working and what's not.
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The genius of a tank dress is that it's essentially a long tank top, but a curve hugging fit elevates it to new heights.
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Limerence can feel a lot like love, but it's actually an unhealthy approach to a relationship. Here's what it is, and how it's different than love.
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Jock itch is an awkward condition, but it's nothing to be embarrassed about. These are the signs to look for, prevention tips, and how to treat it.
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On a personal level, some of us still need to learn how to embrace our emotional vulnerability and be more expressive with our feelings.
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Wrong-shoe theory is the outfit formula that takes retro fashion, and gives it a modern twist.
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Sometimes examining life with a microscope can get alarming, especially when what's on the microscope is touching your face every night.
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If you were searching for a hydrating product to leave on your hair and skin, get ready for the superstar benefits of rose water.
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Even though we're more emotionally intelligent and have access to therapeutic tools, sibling rivalries can continue into adulthood.
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Gather your research, get up the nerve, and breathe deeply before you ask your boss for a raise.
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Having beach outfits that can transition from day to night allow you to soak up every moment of summer fun. Here are some flexible and stylish looks to try.
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Getting real about getting tested for STIs is critical, even if you're in a committed, monogamous relationship.