Jacqui Maguire
Jacqui Maguire is a mental health expert and advocate who emphasizes the importance of therapy as a proactive tool for personal growth and skill development. Raised in a family of mental health professionals, including a psychologist and a social worker, she believes that therapy is not solely for those in crisis but can also be beneficial for anyone looking to navigate life's transitions or improve their well-being. Recently, she discussed the evolving landscape of therapy, including the integration of AI tools and the influence of social media in shaping perceptions about mental health. Maguire highlights the need for expert guidance in therapy, particularly as people explore their mental health through various online platforms.
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Jacqui Maguire is a clinical psychologist who emphasizes the importance of small, achievable steps for improvement.
Will lower interest rates finally ease the squeeze? - Nadine Higgins
New Zealand· 2025-12-20
Clinical psychologist Jacqui Maguire states that mental wellbeing data shows a rise in anxiety and depression among New Zealand adults.
Is New Zealand broken? The Elephant asks Dave Letele and Shamubeel EaqubNew Zealand· 2025-11-05
Jacqui Maguire is a clinical psychologist and mother of three who provides tips on how to talk to children about stranger danger.
How to talk to your child about Auckland’s kidnapping attemptsNew Zealand· 2025-05-08Jacqui Maguire discusses the benefits of therapy and the importance of seeking help proactively.
What you need to know about therapy, its benefits and AI - The Little ThingsNew Zealand· 2025-04-25
