Jordan Solheim-Johnson, M.Ed., LPCC

Jordan Solheim-Johnson graduated from St. Catherine University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Psychology. In 2020, she graduated from North Dakota State University with a Masters of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CACREP). She interned at Stellher Human Services in Detroit Lakes in a few different settings including their crisis stabilization home, on-call crisis team, and doing CTSS therapy in the Detroit Lakes High School.

She is trained in EBPS: EMDR, TFCBT, CIBS (Collaborative Intensive Bridging Services), and MST (Multisystemic Therapy). Her specialties include complex trauma, working with teenagers, and working with families.

Jordan Solheim-Johnson is experienced with serving teenagers from about 13-17 years old struggling with trauma related symptoms, anxiety, and depression. She also has experience serving adult women searching for empowerment, self-love, and belonging. She says she finds watching her clients grow and see small successes over time is the best part of being a therapist. She is so grateful her clients allow her to be a part of their life journey and it is a privilege to hear their stories. She believes that every client is the expert in their own life and change is possible for everyone.

In her own time, she enjoys spending time in nature with her two beautiful dogs, her husband, and family. They enjoy golfing, going for walks around the lake, biking, and engaging in any sort of competitive sports!