Jacque (jack-ee) is a practitioner, educator, and consultant with a passion for spirals. Serving at the intersection of relationships, healing, and culture co-creation, Jacque brings nearly 20 years of experience to her integrated approach for holding space and facilitation. A former public school teacher turned parts worker in 2019, Jacque is a trained IFS practitioner from the Internal Family Systems Institute. She centers curiosity and somatic practice as guides for cultivating inner and collective resonance. 

Jacque’s scholarship and praxis include ecopsychology, ancient and indigenous ways of understanding, the Black feminist liberation movement, equity, and quantum theory. Jacque is the inheritor of a multiracial, second generation Korean adoptee diasporic lineage with rural Oregon roots. Her liminality shapes her futurist lens and relationship with spirituality and possibilities. She believes attunement to our inner world is essential for wayfinding in times of uncertainty. Jacque’s past and current community partners include Literary Arts, Street Roots, BIPOC Adoptees, Oregon Humanities, and Oregon's Kitchen Table, an affiliate of Portland State University.