Nigel Jordan
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About the Therapist
Nigel Jordan is an experienced Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist with more than five years of experience supporting clients across online therapy, face-to-face counselling, community mental health, refugee services, and Employee Assistance Programmes.
Nigel works with people experiencing anxiety, depression, complex trauma, relationship and marital difficulties, workplace concerns, and wider emotional challenges. He has also worked extensively with refugees and asylum seekers, providing person-centred support where mental health difficulties may be accompanied by language barriers, social pressures, uncertainty, and significant changes in life circumstances.
His approach is integrative and personalised, allowing therapy to be adapted to the individual rather than relying on one fixed therapeutic model. Nigel combines careful listening, clinical assessment, risk awareness, and collaborative therapeutic work to help clients understand their difficulties, develop coping strategies, and work towards meaningful change.
At a Glance
- Session format: Online and Face-to-Face
- Client groups: Adults; current age range to be confirmed
- Languages: Please enquire
- Areas of focus: Anxiety, Depression, Complex Trauma, Relationships, Workplace Difficulties and Emotional Wellbeing
- Professional status: Counsellor and Psychotherapist
- Approach: Integrative and Person-Centred
Qualifications
- Level 4 Counselling Diploma – Counselling in Theory & Practice
- BA (Hons) Social Work Studies
- Diploma in Social Work
- NVQ Level 3 in Information, Advice & Guidance
Therapy Approach
- Integrative counselling and psychotherapy
- Person-centred therapeutic support
- Low-intensity counselling
- Grounding and practical coping techniques
- Risk-aware therapeutic practice
- Remote and face-to-face counselling
Client Types
- Adults
- People seeking online counselling
- Refugees and asylum seekers
- Employees accessing workplace or EAP support
- Clients affected by complex trauma
- People experiencing relationship or marital difficulties
- Clients from diverse social and cultural backgrounds
Mental Health Issues and Areas of Support
- Anxiety and persistent worry
- Depression, depressive episodes, and low mood
- Complex trauma and trauma-related emotional distress
- Relationship and marital difficulties
- Employment and workplace-related difficulties
- Stress and emotional overwhelm
- Reduced emotional wellbeing
- Adjustment to difficult or changing life circumstances
- Refugee and asylum-related emotional challenges
- Social and economic pressures affecting mental health
- Language and communication barriers affecting emotional wellbeing
- Difficulties with coping, resilience, and emotional stability
- Personal and interpersonal problems affecting everyday life
- General mental health concerns suitable for integrative counselling
Professional Practice
- Experienced in clinical risk assessment
- Experienced in assessing suicidal ideation as part of clinical risk management
- Experienced with patient outcome and progress monitoring systems
- Strong background in de-escalation, case management, and mental health support
- Professional membership or registration details should be confirmed during onboarding
Professional Experience
- Digital Integrative Therapist with BetterHelp
- Former Band 6 IAPT Counsellor with Xyla Digital Therapies
- Former Refugee Counsellor with Bristol Mind
- Former EAP Counsellor with Vita Health
- Former Volunteer Counsellor with Bristol Mind
- Former Recovery Navigator and Bank Mental Health Practitioner with Nilaari
- Previous community mental health support and risk-management experience
What to Expect
Nigel offers a supportive and personalised therapeutic space where clients can discuss anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, work difficulties, and other emotional challenges without judgement.
His integrative approach allows sessions to be adapted to each person’s needs and circumstances. Therapy may involve exploring emotional experiences and relationship patterns, understanding the impact of trauma, developing practical coping strategies, or using grounding techniques to manage anxiety and emotional distress.
Nigel also brings experience working with people whose mental health is affected by migration, asylum, social or economic pressure, employment concerns, or significant changes in life circumstances. His aim is to help clients feel heard, strengthen their ability to cope, and work towards greater emotional stability and wellbeing.