JORDAN SROCHI

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Meet Jordan

I’m a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist based in New York City. I describe myself as a relational therapist, which means I believe that the foundation of meaningful therapy is the relationship we build together. I prioritize getting to know you, not just what brings you in, but how you think, relate, and cope in the world. I take time to understand your personality, your values, and what feels beneficial or challenging for you, so that our work feels personalized and genuinely useful. Therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all, and I take an individualized approach that honors your pace, your goals, and what feels true to who you are.

Sessions tend to be reflective, holistic, and collaborative. At times we’ll slow things down to make sense of emotions and patterns; at other times, we’ll focus on practical strategies, insight, or skill-building, always guided by what feels most useful to you in the moment. I’m active and engaged in sessions, offering feedback, asking thoughtful questions, and helping connect the dots, while also leaving room for you to lead and set the pace.

My work is informed by a blend of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, DBT, mindfulness, attachment-based work, and psychodynamic theory. Rather than following a rigid model, I draw from these perspectives thoughtfully, depending on what best supports you. I especially enjoy working with college students and young adults, a stage of life that can be both exciting and overwhelming, full of growth, change, and uncertainty.

Clients often describe me as warm, encouraging, and genuine. I strive to create a calm, nonjudgmental environment where you can feel safe to be yourself, whether that means talking things through, sitting with difficult emotions, or simply figuring out where to begin. My aim is to help you recognize your existing strengths and coping strategies while supporting you in expanding your tools, deepening self-understanding, and navigating challenges with more clarity and confidence. Above all, my goal is for therapy to feel like your process, helping you feel more whole, grounded, and connected as you move forward, and I’ll meet you wherever you are along the way!

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More About Me

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More About Me 〰️

What I do for fun:

I love to be with my friends and family, explore different neighborhoods of the city, try out new restaurants or cook new recipes at home, read a good book outside at the park, enjoy a pilates or sculpt class, and travel to different cities and countries!

Comfort Food:

A bowl of pasta, a chocolate dessert, or a Chick-Fil-A chicken mini meal (I’m a southern girl!)

Favorite place(s) I’ve traveled:

This one was too hard to narrow down so I’ll say my top 3 have been Japan, Florence, Italy (gotta love a pasta a day!), and Maine!

Favorite TV Shows:

• Mare of Easttown

• Your Friends & Neighbors

• Down for Love

• Real Housewives of….basically all of them

• Lessons in Chemistry

Favorite Books:

• A Thousand Splendid Suns

• Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

• Know My Name

• Educated

• The Great Believers

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