Jacqueline Lerma
Jacqueline Lerma, MA, is a dedicated School Psychologist, Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant, and the visionary owner of MindBridge Solutions Assessment & Consulting and Essential Speech & ABA Therapy in Sugar Land, Texas. As a proud first-generation citizen, Jackie is deeply committed to serving the Autism community and advocating for children with diverse learning and behavioral needs. Her passion for early intervention, equitable access, and individualized care drives every facet of her work, ensuring each child receives the support they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.
At MindBridge Solutions, Jackie leads a multidisciplinary team specializing in psychoeducational and psychological evaluations, speech-language therapy, counseling, occupational therapy, and comprehensive behavior-analytic services. MindBridge partners with school districts and families across the Houston region to bridge the gap between student abilities and achievement through high-quality assessments, culturally responsive practices, and evidence-based recommendations.
What sets MindBridge apart is Jackie’s commitment to collaboration and whole-child understanding. Her team integrates data-driven evaluation practices with compassionate consultation, allowing educators and parents to make informed decisions that truly support student success. Whether identifying learning disabilities, Autism, emotional and behavioral needs, or guiding intervention planning, Jackie ensures that each evaluation is meaningful, actionable, and tailored to the child’s unique profile.
Her leadership reflects a deep dedication to excellence, integrity, and advocacy—championing the needs of students who often require the strongest voices in the room. Through MindBridge Solutions, Jackie continues to empower families, strengthen school systems, and create pathways for children to reach their full potential.
• BCBA Certification
• Ball State University
• The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley- M.A.
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my dedication to behavioral health, my commitment to helping children thrive, and my passion for empowering parents and women to support their children’s speech and behavioral development.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in my work and personal life are health, family, and staying active—whether through working out, going to the gym, or supporting my son at his baseball games.