- Client-centered care
- EMDR for trauma
- Journaling and homework
About Maudeen
Maudeen Jordan is an LCSW with a long history in social work and counseling. She brings a warm, approachable presence and a belief that each person knows themselves best. She aims to help people take small steps toward goals that fit their life and values.
She trained at California State University in San Jose and has practiced as a counselor since 1990. Her early work included supporting developmentally disabled children and their parents. She also served as a bereavement coordinator for a hospice, offering counseling to bereaved children, individuals, and groups.
Over three decades she has supported people facing depression, post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and grief. She combines methods from different therapies and uses what she finds helpful in practice. She values eye movement desensitization and reprocessing for PTSD and a client-centered stance that emphasizes strengths and choice.
Maudeen often encourages journaling and offers practical homework to increase self-understanding and communication skills. She draws on life experience as a long-distance caregiver and on a personal commitment to consistent self-care for caregivers. She also incorporates spiritual practices such as meditation and yoga when they fit a person’s beliefs.
After closing a counseling office in 2018 and writing a book, she is building an online coaching practice. She describes her role as a reflective mirror who helps people notice what matters and choose paths that match their goals.
She trained at California State University in San Jose and has practiced as a counselor since 1990. Her early work included supporting developmentally disabled children and their parents. She also served as a bereavement coordinator for a hospice, offering counseling to bereaved children, individuals, and groups.
Over three decades she has supported people facing depression, post-traumatic stress, anxiety, and grief. She combines methods from different therapies and uses what she finds helpful in practice. She values eye movement desensitization and reprocessing for PTSD and a client-centered stance that emphasizes strengths and choice.
Maudeen often encourages journaling and offers practical homework to increase self-understanding and communication skills. She draws on life experience as a long-distance caregiver and on a personal commitment to consistent self-care for caregivers. She also incorporates spiritual practices such as meditation and yoga when they fit a person’s beliefs.
After closing a counseling office in 2018 and writing a book, she is building an online coaching practice. She describes her role as a reflective mirror who helps people notice what matters and choose paths that match their goals.
This summary is based on the profile information listed on BetterHelp.