KELSEY JORDAN

Kelsey Jordan, M.A., LCPC, ATR (she/her)

Clinical Supervisor & Psychotherapist

Kelsey firmly believes that, at its core, therapy is a relationship, and genuine relationships are the pathway through which a deepened understanding of self and meaningful growth can occur. With humility, compassion, and humor, she strives to develop relationships that are grounded in respect and trust. By prioritizing rapport and relational connection, she also seeks to gain an understanding of your wants and needs so that we may collaboratively work towards your desired and most fulfilling future.

While Kelsey frequently draws on intersectional feminist, relational cultural, strengths-based, and dialectical behavior therapy in her work, her clinical approach is integrative, and she's able to offer a variety of interventions to best fit your needs and align with your therapeutic goals. Kelsey has devoted her practice to serving folks who often experience marginalization, and she enjoys working with individuals seeking to address relationship issues, grief and loss, life transitions, occupational stress, or depression and/or anxiety.

Kelsey values your autonomy, identities, and unique lived experiences. She reflects this in her work by being interested in your use of language and the personal narratives you tell about your life. If you’re looking for a therapist who believes healing is an act of communion and a nonjudgmental space to express yourself freely, Kelsey would be honored to work with you.

“Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion.” - bell hooks, All About Love (1999)

Education

M.A., Art Therapy and Counseling, Drexel University 
B.A., Psychology and Studio Art, Eastern Illinois University

Licensure

Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor
Registered Art Therapist