Krista Jordan, Ph.D., ABPP

Krista Jordan, Ph.D., ABPP I offer individual and couples counseling for problems such as depression, anxiety, communication issues, self-esteem difficulties, feeling stuck in a rut

01/09/2026

Tip #2 for parents who think their child may be showing signs of ADHD.

If you’ve been quietly wondering whether your child’s behavior might mean something more, this is your reminder: curiosi...
01/03/2026

If you’ve been quietly wondering whether your child’s behavior might mean something more, this is your reminder: curiosity is not overreacting.

Feel free to check out my previous post, where I shared the first tip for parents who are starting to notice possible signs of ADHD.

12/31/2025

Tip #1 for parents who think their child may be showing signs of ADHD. Part 2 coming soon.

Hope you had a beautiful holiday with the people who fill your cup. Welcoming the new year with hope, intention, and com...
12/27/2025

Hope you had a beautiful holiday with the people who fill your cup. Welcoming the new year with hope, intention, and compassion for ourselves and each other 💫💞

Sleeping separately—often called sleep divorce—is an intentional choice some couples make to protect rest and relationsh...
12/20/2025

Sleeping separately—often called sleep divorce—is an intentional choice some couples make to protect rest and relationship health.

It doesn’t mean avoiding intimacy.
It often means recognizing how sleep deprivation affects mood, regulation, and communication.

There’s no “right” way to sleep as a couple—only what supports rest, connection, and well-being.

Sleep divorce isn’t about distance — it’s about rest.When both partners sleep better, the relationship often does too. ...
12/17/2025

Sleep divorce isn’t about distance — it’s about rest.
When both partners sleep better, the relationship often does too.

12/14/2025

Things to understand about “sleep divorce” and why some couples choose it. It doesn’t mean relationship problems — it often means prioritizing rest, nervous system regulation, and overall relationship health.

Resentment doesn’t appear out of nowhere — it’s what grows in the space between unspoken needs and repeated misunderstan...
12/11/2025

Resentment doesn’t appear out of nowhere — it’s what grows in the space between unspoken needs and repeated misunderstandings. Naming it is the first step toward repairing connection and rebuilding safety with your partner.

Resentment doesn’t show up overnight — it builds in the spaces where needs go unspoken.With the right tools, it’s repair...
12/06/2025

Resentment doesn’t show up overnight — it builds in the spaces where needs go unspoken.
With the right tools, it’s repairable.

12/03/2025

Resentment doesn’t appear out of nowhere — it’s the result of repeated moments where one partner felt unseen. The good news? It’s fixable when both people are willing to repair.

Learning to be “fine” alone isn’t the same as not wanting love. Avoidant attachment is a survival strategy, not a person...
11/26/2025

Learning to be “fine” alone isn’t the same as not wanting love. Avoidant attachment is a survival strategy, not a personality trait. Healing starts with noticing the moments you pull away even when you care. Want to learn more? Check out my blog at https://kristajordan.com/dr-jordans-blog/ 🤎

11/23/2025

Here’s the continuation of my “Waves” series focusing on the different ways that can help you or your partner be more user friendly when dealing with this attachment style. 4-5 ending

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