Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello! I’m Maudeen. I have been serving as a social worker since 1972 and as a counselor since 1990.
I received my graduate degree at California State University in San Jose and finished my License in Clinical Social Work in 1990. I worked with developmentally disabled children and their parents, had a private practice assisting those with depression, PTSD, anxiety and grief. I also worked with a Hospice as a Bereavement Coordinator, counseling bereaved children, individuals and groups.
I have been married 37 years and we have one child. I was privileged to be a long-distance care-provider for my mother in her final years, a difficult and wonderful experience. I also learned about the necessity of consistent self-care for care-providers.
I am told that I have a warm, kind and approachable style. I work from the premise that you are the expert of you. I am here to help facilitate your growth. With teamwork, I am sure that we can find the right answers for you, the right way to live your unique life and follow your unique dreams.
My work is an eclectic approach, combining styles from different sources that I like because they work well. I value EMDR for PTSD and the client-centered approach of valuing your viewpoint, emphasizing your strengths, encouraging you to make small steps toward your goals. From my own experience and my work with others, I think that journaling is the quickest way to reach self-understanding, self- compassion and to reach goals that match who you want to be in this world. I enjoy giving homework, offerings of possible questions you can journal and suggestions of possible communication skills who can try with family and friends.
I closed my counseling office in 2018, wrote a book and am now building an online coaching business. I would be happy to use my life coaching skills with you, if needed.
I am both religious and spiritual. I honor my church. I practice meditation and yoga and see the sacred, the beauty and the validity in all spiritual practices. I believe every church, synagogue, temple, mosque is blessed by God. In my grief work, I have a specialty in helping people heal from a separation their original beliefs and the corresponding guilt.
I hope that my life experience and my professional education and can assist you and help you make choices that are your own. I seek to be a good mirror and reflect back what is important to you.
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Maudeen Jordan has worked in social work since 1972 and began counseling in 1990. She earned her graduate degree at California State University in San Jose and completed her clinical social work license in 1990. She holds an Oregon license as a clinical social worker (LCSW, license L3139).
Her clinical background includes early work with developmentally disabled children and their parents, years in private practice supporting people with depression, PTSD, anxiety and grief, and a role as a Hospice bereavement coordinator where she counseled bereaved children, individuals and groups. She closed her counseling office in 2018, wrote a book, and is now building an online coaching business.
Maudeen lives in Oregon, has been married for 37 years and has one child. She served as a long-distance care-provider for her mother in her final years, an experience she describes as both difficult and rewarding, and one that reinforced the importance of consistent self-care for care-providers.
She describes her therapeutic manner as warm, kind and approachable and works from the premise that each person is the expert on their own life. Her style is eclectic – she blends techniques from several approaches and values EMDR for PTSD alongside a client-centered focus that highlights strengths and encourages small steps toward meaningful goals.
Journaling figures prominently in her practice; she views it as an efficient path to self-understanding, self-compassion and goal attainment. She often offers homework, suggested journaling prompts and communication skills to try with family and friends. In addition to clinical work, Maudeen offers life coaching and is willing to use those coaching skills when helpful.
Maudeen is both religious and spiritual, honors her church, and maintains a meditation and yoga practice. She recognizes the sacredness and value in many spiritual traditions and believes that places of worship are blessed by God. In her grief work she has a specialty in helping people heal from a separation from their original beliefs and the corresponding guilt.
Throughout her career she aims to be a reflective mirror for clients, helping them identify what matters most so they can make choices that are their own.
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