Jordan Harrell L.A.MF.T.
During her undergraduate education, Jordan was trained and certified as a relationship educator and instructor of Dr. John Van Epp’s How To Avoid Falling in Love with a Jerk P.I.C.K. a Partner and L.I.N.K.S. courses. She has been specially trained in Trauma Focused- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). She had training in Gottman Level 1 and 2; and working toward her certification in Gottman Level 1 and 2. Jordan has studied more in depth in experiential therapies, specifically Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). She has worked in a variety of settings including campus clinics, family therapy clinics, a private practice as well as a children’s advocacy center where she worked with young children (ranging from ages 5-17) who had experienced physical and/or sexual abuse or witnessed domestic violence.
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Jordan attended Brigham Young University – Idaho where she received her Bachelor’s of Science in Marriage and Family Studies and then moved on to receive her Master’s degree in Couple, Marriage and Family Therapy from COAMFTE accredited Texas Tech University. COAMFTE accreditation is the highest level of MFT accreditation in the nation.
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Jordan has found a passion for working with women who struggle with anxiety. She really enjoys connecting and working with adult women who are wanting to work and heal from past trauma. She loves helping her client's identify and work through struggles in their relationship/marriage and parenthood. Jordan also has experience working with adults who struggle with anxiety & depression. She loves the deeper connections she can form with adults and partnering with her clients to create wellness in their lives.
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She also enjoys working with children ages 7+ and helping them work through symptoms of trauma, anxiety, and difficulties with emotional regulation. She includes the parent(s) in most sessions and uses play, games, sensory items, books, arts and crafts to help teach practical skills for identifying and regulating big emotions as clients work towards healing.