Jacqueline Mendez is a bilingual (English-Spanish) Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist, and AASECT-Certified Sex Therapy Supervisor. With over two decades of experience, she integrates clinical psychology, spiritual psychology, somatic practices, and embodiment into her work. A trainer and practitioner of the 4-D Wheel Approach, she also specializes in sexuality, intimacy, trauma, and women's sexual health across the lifespan.

Jacqueline founded the Center for Relationship and Intimacy Well-Being (CRIWB) and is launching A Healing Place, a nonprofit dedicated to inclusive, trauma-informed care. She has presented at the AASECT Annual Conference on holistic, movement, and somatic approaches to sex therapy. A sought-after speaker and media consultant, she has contributed to Telemundo, Univision, and The New York Times.

She is dedicated to experiential teaching and learning, advocating for social justice in mental health, and creating more inclusive spaces within sex therapy.