Meet Jordan Williams, LAPC, NCC

Jordan (she/they) is a queer Black, able bodied, cis-woman, and Licensed Associate Professional Counselor based in Pennsylvania. Born and raised in California, Jordan earned a Bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Villanova University. They are currently pursuing a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at The George Washington University. Jordan is a National Certified Counselor (NCC), a member of the American Counseling Association, and is trained in liberation-focused therapy with extensive competency in trans and non-binary affirming care. Currently supervised by Dr. Jacob Glickman, PsyD, LPC, MA

In My Own Words

In my work, I am deeply committed to serving BIPOC and LGBTQ+ populations because I believe representation is essential, especially when exploring the cultural nuances of intersecting identities. Much of my adult life has centered on exploring ways to dismantle white supremacy and cultivate trauma-informed, sustainable spaces for marginalized communities, particularly Black women and girls, as well as queer and gender-expansive people. My approach is systems based, relational, and intentional, rooted in a lifelong passion for understanding why people are the way they are. Outside of the therapy space, I enjoy moving my body, so if I’m not with my cat Peach, you can find me hiking or lifting heavy things. I also love consuming art in all forms ( museums, music, art shows, etc.)

Fun Fact: JWW logo was created based on Jordan's Japanese-inspired full back piece. Jordan appreciates duality and brings that into their counseling practice.