NICHOLAS JORDAN, MA, LPC

My clients describe me as:

calm, compassionate, and caring. I have also been told that I am supportive and provide a feeling of safety and comfort in sessions.

Something to know about my approach is:

that we will start with motivational interviewing and collecting information in order to utilize the best approaches and techniques. Then utilize these to help reduce or manage distress, prior to moving into exploring patterns and other needs.

Together, we will:

focus on understanding what is concerning you in your life. Then we work on managing symptoms or that distress first. After that we will work to understand the patterns and complexities of your life that contribute to these stressors.

I specialize in working with people who:

are dealing with life stressors or are in a period of transition. Clients have worked with me dealing with substance use, trauma, domestic violence, grief, and living with disabilities. We have also worked on cultivating hope and resilience together.

I became a therapist because:

I have dealt with addiction, grief, trauma, and chronic disabilities. I hope to help others get to a life that they will, and want to, thrive in.

Something that stands out about where I offer therapy is:

it is only telehealth currently as it reduces the extraneous costs of therapy, such as travel time, time off work, among others.

More about me and my practice:

I have worked in the mental health and substance use fields in multiple capacities since 2011. I have worked in jobs focused on helping people experiencing homelessness, severe and persistent mental illness, domestic violence, and substance use.