Jordan Elias is a board-certified music therapist integrating talk therapy with creative projects to explore emotions, build resilience, and foster meaningful change. Services include individual therapy, community programs, and creative arts therapy for clinical settings.
Learn more about detailed therapy options on the music therapy page or contact me for a consultation.
Therapeutic Approach
Jordan’s approach is collaborative and creative, focusing on how past experiences shape present behaviors and emotions. Sessions use music, art, and lyric analysis to help clients express feelings, process experiences, and build emotional resilience.
The goal is to empower clients to rewrite unhelpful narratives and strengthen self-awareness and confidence.
Education & Credentials
Jordan holds a master’s degree in cognitive neuroscience from Freie Universität Berlin and a bachelor’s in psychology and music therapy from Berklee College of Music. He is board-certified by the Certification Board for Music Therapy and has completed over 1000 hours of supervised clinical practice.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who does Jordan work with? Neurodivergent individuals, musicians, and adults experiencing burnout, anxiety, or depression.
- What types of therapy are offered? Individual sessions, community music programs, creative arts therapy in clinical settings, and adapted music lessons.
- Is prior musical experience required? No. Sessions are tailored to each individual's abilities and interests.
- Can I participate online? Yes, individual therapy sessions are available online for remote clients.