Jordan Mills

Jordan is an experienced and compassionate social worker with over 17 years of experience providing service to individuals, groups, and communities. He is deeply committed to helping people live their best lives in accordance with their values and has a collaborative approach to therapy that draws from a range of theoretical frameworks, with a particular focus on narrative practices.

Throughout his career, Jordan has worked extensively with people facing complex life issues, including mental illness, substance use, anxiety, relationship concerns, criminal justice involvement, and trauma. He takes a non-judgmental, anti-oppressive approach to his work, and is always curious about the social contexts that contribute to the problems his clients are facing.

In addition to his clinical practice, Jordan has made significant contributions to the field of social work though his involvement in the development of innovative harm reduction housing programs, the implementation of police and crisis mental health teams, and the onboarding of the National Suicide Helpline in Saskatchewan. He is also committed to supporting men who have been abusive to their intimate partners, and co-facilitates a land-based group for this purpose. Jordan also provides counselling in northern First Nations communities.

Outside of work, Jordan enjoys staying active through running, cycling, and fishing with his two boys and values spending quality time with family and friends.