Jordan received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of Indianapolis and went on to pursue advanced certification in dry needling for the full body and pelvic floor. She incorporates electrical stimulation into her dry needling treatments to enhance muscle response and maximize patient outcomes, bringing a level of specificity that goes beyond what most general PT settings offer.

Jordan built her practice around patients who have been living with chronic pain and haven't found lasting relief elsewhere. She understands that conditions driven by muscle tension, nerve sensitivity, and myofascial dysfunction are often complex and frequently undertreated. Her work is focused on filling that gap and helping patients move better, hurt less, and get back to the life they want to be living.

Her approach is rooted in the belief that an informed patient is an empowered one. She takes the time to make sure every person she works with truly understands what is happening in their body and why, because patients who understand their condition heal better and advocate for themselves more effectively. She is committed to creating an environment where your pain is taken seriously, your questions are welcomed, and your care feels genuinely personalized.

In addition to her clinical work, Jordan serves as an anatomy instructor at Palm Beach State College, bringing the same passion for education into the classroom that she brings to every patient session.

Outside of the clinic and classroom, Jordan loves spending time with her family and their three pets, a dog and two cats who she will absolutely show you pictures of if you ask. She enjoys getting out on the golf course, exploring new restaurants around South Florida, and finding any excuse to be with the people she loves. She believes that a full and joyful life outside of work makes her a better, more present clinician inside of it.