Jordan Kezele is a psychotherapist who specializes in helping people who have not found the assistance they need from other professionals. She uses understanding the real causes of suffering, not just symptoms or a diagnosis, to help her patients. She uses Neurofeedback therapy and qEEG (brain mapping) assessments to inform her clinical practice. In addition to her clinical work, she engages with government officials and published a paper in the Journal of Psychological Thought to advocate for practical public policy. These efforts typically focus on identifying overly burdensome regulations that impact issues related to counseling licensure and increasing access to mental health services. Jordan Kezele has witnessed how counseling of depth and insight with a trusting therapeutic relationship can help people know themselves deeply and authentically, thus leading to increased freedom, meaning and direction in life.