JORDAN MOTTA

I am glad you are searching for more support for yourself or a loved one.  It is a brave thing to do and I thank you for considering me in your search; it would be an honor to hear your story and help you in your transformation.  Choosing a clinician can be difficult, so allow me to give you a bit of information about myself to aid you in your decision-making process.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with specializations in treating anxiety, stress, trauma and relationship issues across the lifespan. I have over 10 years of experience working with children, teens, adults and couples.  Throughout my career I have pursued intensive training in multiple evidence-based treatment models, and I'm always curious to learn and grow so I can better serve the people I work with.  See below for a brief review of my education and training history.

I am married to a mathematician and our family includes a curious little daughter, a tenacious miniature dachshund, and the softest retired-racing greyhound you'll ever meet.  In my free time, I enjoy yoga, meditation, loud music, sailing and paddle boarding.  

Intensive Trainings

Education

• Child Parent Psychotherapy Therapy 18-month Learning Collaborative
  • North Carolina Child Treatment Program
  • Graduated 2019
• Cognitive Processing Therapy year-long Learning Collaborative
  • Duke Evidence-based Practice Implementation Center
  • Graduated 2017
• Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy year-long Learning Collaborative
  • North Carolina Child Treatment Program
  • Graduated 2016
• Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Level II training
  • Humanitarian Assistance Program
  • Completed 2014
• Pathways to Leadership program
  • Verus Global
  • Graduated 2014
• Functional Family Therapy multi-year Learning Collaborative
  • FFT, Inc
  • Graduated 2013

• Colorado State University
  • Graduated 2011, Masters of Science
  • GPA: 3.9
  • School: Human Development and Family Studies, with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy
  • Marriage and Family Therapy program accredited by the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists and involved live supervision
  • Thesis: Mentoring First–Time and Low-Level Delinquent Adolescents: The Impact of and On–Campus Mentoring Program on Sense of Self and Rule Non-compliance.
• University of Arizona
  • Graduated 2008, Bachelors of Arts
  • GPA: 3.8 and graduated Summa Cum Laude
  • Double Major: Psychology and Journalism

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS

​Therapy will progress if and only if you have a relationship with a therapist that feels safe and connecting.  I assess the strength and quality of my relationships at all times, and am open and honest with my clients as issues arise. 

MAKING SURE TREATMENT WORKS

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Problems and symptoms will go away faster when therapeutic interventions are based in science, and have been researched and shown to be effective.  I have intensive training in multiple evidence-based treatment models and am continually assessing the efficacy of treatment to help you get better as quickly as possible.

AFFIRMING DIVERSITY

It is important to me to create a safe therapy space for all individuals, regardless of age, gender identity, culture, ethnicity, religion, political affiliation, disability, marital and family status, economic condition, or sexual orientation.  In the work I do with people, I want to recognize each person's dignity and unique experiences in the world.  For me, part of this is recognizing if they are part of a group that may be prejudiced against or misunderstood because I believe this likely informs the relationship they have had with the world.  Inequality hurts us all, and I will strive to eliminate this as much as possible.  

GET IN TOUCH

Reach out to me today for a free and confidential consultation about how therapy can help you
​and your family with the transformation you're seeking.  

email

j[email protected]
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phone

772.218.1109​

mailing address

1540 SW 8th Street #1016
Boynton Beach, FL 33426