Clinical Conversation

Guest: Dr. Arielle N. Jordan, PhD, LCPC, NCC
On-Demand: This conversation was previously recorded on February 18th, 2025. Available one week after the live event.

Explore Healing and Belonging in Therapy

What does it mean to create true belonging in trauma therapy? Join us for this unique Clinical Conversation where we’ll dig deep into how EMDR and collective healing practices help address racial trauma - both in the room and beyond. Register for free now to join live or get the full replay - plus instant access to TTI's supportive therapist community.

In this conversation, we explore:

• How systems, relationships, and silence shape trauma and healing
• The invisible weight of racialized trauma, and how naming it opens space for repair
• EMDR strategies for holding individual and collective wounds in the therapy process
• How clinicians can help move beyond minimizing and ignoring to create deeper, more authentic healing
• Real talk on challenges, impact, and what works in this work
• Live chat and Q&A: Share your questions and insights in real time

Dr. Arielle N. Jordan is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Maryland and Virginia, trauma therapist, Army veteran, and international speaker dedicated to redefining what healing looks like for those who serve, lead, and care for others. She is the founder of Mindset Quality LLC, a private practice specializing in EMDR intensives, trauma recovery, and leadership wellness.

Through her initiative Mission REDEFINE, Dr. Jordan leads EMDR-based group programs, retreats, and workshops that help veterans, first responders, and purpose-driven professionals find restoration and renewal beyond survival mode.

She is also a national and international EMDR consultant and sought-after speaker known for blending research, authenticity, and storytelling to explore the intersections of trauma, identity, and leadership. Her upcoming advanced EMDR training and EMDRIA 2025 presentation, The Silent War: EMDR for Addressing Systemic Racism in the Military, continue her mission to bring depth, equity, and practical tools to the field of trauma therapy.