Jordyn Hohstadt, LPC (she/her)

Therapist and Autism/ADHD evaluations

Jordyn graduated from the University of Oregon’s couples and family therapy program in 2020. She grew up in rural North-Eastern Oregon and graduated with her undergraduate degree in psychology from Eastern Oregon University, being honored as Outstanding Student of Psychology in 2016. She takes a collaborative approach in therapy, co-constructing solutions for the problems you are experiencing. Jordyn believes therapy should be an individualized experience, focusing on your unique context and circumstances.

She has extensive experience working with teens, young people, and families in navigating the transitions and stressors of young adulthood. She is passionate about working with members of the queer/LBGTQIA+ community both individually and as a family or couple. Jordyn specifically works with people with queer sexual identities and gender diversity, reinforcing internal supports and bolstering strengths for engaging in a cis-heteronormative society. Jordyn works with a variety of client presenting concerns including anxiety disorders, relational concerns, parenting concerns, gender and identity exploration, body image and self-esteem, and neurodiversity.

When Jordyn is not working, she enjoys spending time with her spouse and cats. You may find her playing Dungeons and Dragons, painting, or attending concerts.