Jordan Hubchik

Jordan Hubchik (she/her/hers)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC, LCAT, ATR-BC

**Accepting new clients** I offer a combination of talk therapy and art therapy to Oregon residents via telehealth.

Client Status

accepting clients

Contact

5037135674

11575 SW Pacific Hwy #3001

Tigard, 97223

At a Glance

Me

Rate: $170-$255

Provides free initial consultation

Practicing Since: 2018

Languages: English

Services

  • Individual
  • Teen

Insurances Accepted

  • Out of Pocket
  • Out of Network

My Ideal Client

My clients are typically deep thinkers/feelers, aged 15-65, and identify as neurodiverse and/or LGBTQIA+. When anxiety or depression brings you into therapy, I look at the whole picture of where those symptoms originate, including systemic oppression, attachment wounds, economic hardship, chronic pain/illness, family-of-origin issues, trauma, etc. My clients are ready to do the work of asking the deeper questions to help them achieve greater understanding and self-acceptance.

My Approach to Helping

I believe a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation of all successful therapy. I bring my authentic self to our sessions, and invite you to do the same. My approach is open, collaborative, and sprinkled with humor. I am warm and direct, which my clients have appreciated when confronting parts of the Self that are no longer supportive/helpful, or when seeking to uncover core-truths for greater self-understanding. As a trained art therapist, I can help you express your inner thoughts and feelings through spontaneous or prompted creative art interventions, so you may view yourself more fully and non-judgmentally. The art provides a degree of separation so troubling thoughts and feelings are less overwhelming. Many of my clients are pleasantly surprised by how fast and effective art therapy can help them reach their therapy goals. The process of creating art is both therapeutic and enjoyable (no artistic experience is required to benefit).

My Personal Beliefs and Interests

I identify as a queer, cis-femme woman, and believe that my lived experience in the queer community helps me to connect better with my LGBTQIA+ clients. From a young age, I always found joy in creating art and making things with my hands. Making art is one of the few ways to make the world slow down for me. When I'm creating, I am able to ground and reconnect with myself, while also losing myself at the same time. I always end an art-making session feeling lighter and more embodied. It feels like a dream to get to help my clients experience these same feelings in the therapeutic space. During my leisure time, you'll find me reading a romantasy novel on the couch with a hot cup of tea, watching some of my favorite TV shows/movies, or traveling around Oregon with my spouse, daughter, and three-legged dog.

Issues I Treat

Specialties

  • Anxiety External link

    Anxiety is a normal, developmental stress response that can sometimes go into overdrive, causing us to feel excessive worry and dread about our present and future experiences. I help individuals learn how to understand, manage, and work with their anxiety to live a more balanced, meaningful life. Art therapy can be especially helpful for anxiety treatment because the art process is inherently therapeutic, and the art product offers a safe outlet to support your emotions, worries, and fears.

  • PTSD External link

    Because traumatic events are more commonly stored in the brain and body through imagery and felt sensations, art therapy is a highly beneficial treatment approach for trauma processing and healing. I work with my clients to narrate their stories through a combination of art-making and verbal communication so that a sense of repair and integration can be achieved. My approach to trauma-work comes from a model called the Three Phases of Trauma Recovery by Judith Herman.

  • Eating Disorder External link

    I worked in a day treatment program (PHP/IOP) helping clients recover from eating disorders before launching my private practice and continuing this work in the outpatient setting. I understand that EDs are complex emotional and medical disorders that impact people's physical, social, occupational and emotional well-beings. I work with clients to define their own idea of what recovery from an ED looks like, and I utilize art therapy as a means of expression and reflection along the way.

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