Jordan Williams (She/They)

Given that I approach therapy from an anti-oppressive lens, I am deeply committed to understanding how power and control manifest both within our sessions and throughout your life. Also, my training in liberation-focused therapy equips me with tools to address and dismantle systemic inequalities and power imbalances.

As a Queer therapist, I bring both personal insight and extensive clinical experience in supporting LGBTQ+ clients. Whether exploring the impact of societal oppression, healing from relational wounds, or fostering deeper self-acceptance, I facilitate conversations with compassion and curiosity.

I have specialized training and extensive clinical experience in transgender and gender nonconforming–related care, including the provision of gender-affirming assessments and letters for hormone therapy and surgical procedures. I am here to listen with care, to hear and honor your lived experience, and to support you in navigating a society that does not always make space for it.

This approach emphasizes how early relationships, unconscious patterns, and past experiences continue to shape present-day thoughts, emotions, and relationships. I am skilled in helping clients recognize recurring themes, relational dynamics, and internal conflicts as they emerge both in life and within the therapeutic relationship. Through this process, clients gain greater self-understanding, emotional flexibility, and the capacity for more fulfilling relationships.

My approach to culturally sensitive therapy is rooted in an understanding that identity, culture, history, and systems of power profoundly shape mental health and lived experience. I work with awareness of how race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexuality, immigration status, spirituality, ability, and socioeconomic context intersect in each person’s life.

Experiential therapy focuses on direct emotional and bodily experience rather than insight alone. While many high achievers and highly self-aware individuals are skilled at understanding their patterns intellectually, change often requires moving beyond analysis and into felt experience. This approach invites awareness of emotions, body sensations, and relational dynamics as they happen in the moment, allowing deeper and more lasting shifts to occur.