Jordan Embry

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At the heart of my counseling philosophy is the belief that every person is created with an innate capacity for wholeness, growth, and goodness. The challenges and mysteries of life may cloud that truth, leaving us feeling stuck, fragmented, or weighed down by fear, doubt, or pain. Yet, I believe transformation is always possible.

I draw inspiration from the concept of metamorphóō — a Greek word meaning to transform or renew. Just as a butterfly emerges from the cocoon with new life and beauty, counseling offers a sacred space where change can unfold gradually and meaningfully. It is a process of going inward, shedding what no longer serves us, healing what has been broken, and embracing new ways of being that align with our authentic selves. My role is to hold space for that unfolding, offering tools, insights, and encouragement as you reclaim your inherent goodness and step into a fuller, more integrated life.

I offer an eclectic, client-centered approach tailored to your unique needs, drawing from mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), faith-based integration, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), person-centered counseling, Gottman Method couples therapy, and more. I work with teens, adults, and couples to address anxiety, trauma, relational concerns, spiritual struggles, and life transitions. I received my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University and my bachelor’s in Business Administration from Valparaiso University.

Ultimately, my philosophy of counseling is rooted in hope — that even in seasons of uncertainty or pain, transformation is possible; that goodness can be rediscovered; and that healing leads not just to survival, but to flourishing. Counseling, to me, is not about “fixing” you but about journeying alongside you with compassion and curiosity. In the context of connection and trust, I invite you to explore yourself, discover meaning, and move toward greater freedom, peace, and joy. One step of faith is all it takes, and it would be my honor to take it alongside you.