Rebekah Jordan

My Commitment to You

Listening first. Deciding together.

Who I Am

I am a Georgia native, a mom, and a proud Navy Veteran, and I hold dual degrees from Duke University. During my service, I cared for service members on the trauma floor as they recovered from combat injuries and the invisible wounds that often come with them, including post-traumatic stress. I have seen firsthand that healing is not only physical. It takes trust, time, and a provider who truly hears you. Being a mom has deepened my understanding of how much family, responsibility, and everyday life shape a person's health. Together, these experiences shape how I care for every person who comes to me.

I Will Listen

Your story matters. Before we talk about any treatment, I want to understand what you are facing right now: your concerns, your current challenges, what has helped, what has not, and what you hope to change. You will never be rushed, judged, or talked over. You are the expert on your own experience, and our work together starts with that.

Making Informed Choices Together

I believe you deserve clear, honest information so you can make the choices that are right for you. When it comes to medications and adjunct options that may support your recovery, I will:

· Explain your options in plain language, including what each medication or adjunct is meant to do and how it fits your goals.

· Discuss benefits, risks, and side effects openly, so there are no surprises.

· Consider the whole picture, including your sleep, pain, mood, stress, relationships, work or duty status, and any other treatments you are receiving.

· Respect your preferences and values, including any concerns you have about medications.

· Make decisions with you, not for you. You always have a voice in your care.

· Check in and adjust as needed, because what you need today may change over time.

Clients can expect to take away from our appointments:

• A safe, respectful space where you can speak freely
• Time to ask questions and get answers you can understand
• Care from someone who understands the challenges of balancing work and family. As well as an understanding of military culture and the realities of service
• Honesty, confidentiality, and follow-through
• A partner who will stay alongside you as you move forward