Jordan Bedard-Campbell

Clinical Counseling Intern

Jordan is a Master's-level clinical intern, currently immersed in her graduate training at McDaniel College. Building upon a strong foundation, she earned her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Towson University, complementing her studies with a minor focus in Family Studies. This interdisciplinary background informs her commitment to providing compassionate, client-centered care that acknowledges the interconnectedness of individual experiences and familial systems.

Jordan's clinical approach is thoughtfully grounded in several evidence-based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She also incorporates principles of existential therapy, and is deeply committed to trauma-informed care, ensuring a safe and sensitive therapeutic environment. Furthermore, she integrates mindfulness-based practices, empowering clients to cultivate present-moment awareness and enhance emotional regulation.

With a desire to create a therapeutic alliance built on trust and empathy, Jordan strives to foster a safe and supportive space where clients feel empowered to embark on a journey of growth, healing, and personal empowerment. While Jordan is committed to serving individuals from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, she has a particular interest in supporting women and exploring their unique experiences with mental health and overall well-being. She plans to further her education and expertise in this area following the completion of her Master's degree, seeking to deepen her ability to provide specialized and culturally sensitive care.

As a clinical intern, Jordan is passionate about gaining hands-on experience, diligently applying her therapeutic knowledge to promote the well-being of her clients. She approaches each client interaction as an opportunity to learn, refine her skills, and contribute meaningfully to their healing process.