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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Financial stress is real, and worrying about money can effect your mental health in various ways. Here's how, and what you can do about it.
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Lots of us have a set routine for achieving our everyday look, but the order you apply makeup products isn't a one-size-fits-all situation.
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Competitive relationships aren't necessarily healthy friendships. However, a little friendly competition isn't always a bad thing.
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Whether it's the gym, park, or hanging out on Sesame Street, third places are an integral part of human connection.
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Everything you need to know about grand tines, including what they look like in you birth chart, and how it can effect your energy levels.
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Buying real gold jewelry isn't affordable for many people. These cost-effective gold alternatives can still allow you to buy some bling within your budget.
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Beta-glucan is a skincare prebiotic that is an anti-inflammatory that helps the skin retain moisture - and it even smooths out wrinkles.
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Thinking about starting therapy? Here's how you can get that process started, including how to get the most out of those first sessions.
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The mismatched bridesmaid trend makes repurposing your dress that much easier. Here are some ways to breathe new life into an old bridesmaid dress.
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Preservatives play an important role in keeping beauty products safe, and are important to prevent spoilage or even infections.
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The therapeutic benefits of music cannot be overstated. Here's how it can boost your well-being and how you can utilize the healing power of music for yourself.
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Is your partner making big decisions without you? Here's how to level with a significant other to establish healthy boundaries in the relationship.