Jordan is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and a Certified Sport social worker who earned her MSW from the university of Southern California in 2019, became a LCSW in 2022 and earned her certificate of social work in sports from Tulane university school of social work in 2024. She is passionate about helping transform the game and mind of athletes looking to tap deeper into their athletic abilities.

Jordan’s therapeutic approach is based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy/techniques as she’s a Certified Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, utilizing Exposure Therapy to actively engage you in those performance evoking anxieties/pressures to provide guidance on how to apply active coping skills, thought challenging & breathing techniques to overcome associated worries & lived experiences as she was once a Division I collegiate softball player at Delaware State University.

Outside of therapy, Jordan enjoys all forms of physical activity such as CrossFit, run clubs & more. While also spending time with her family and pets to keep her grounded and connected.

Therapist at The Turner Practice

Anthony is a therapist who is currently completing supervised hours toward his Marriage and Family Therapy license. He is passionate about supporting athletes, especially those in baseball and soccer, as well as individuals navigating performance anxiety, self-doubt, and life transitions.

His therapeutic approach draws from client-centered therapy, Brainspotting, trauma-informed care, and sports psychology, with a focus on helping clients feel seen, heard, empowered, and confident.

Outside of work, Anthony enjoys traveling and spending time with family, which helps him bring balance and creativity into his work.

I work with athletes, especially Black male and youth athletes, who are navigating the space between “who I was” and “who I’m becoming.” My clients often come to me in moments of transition — graduating, changing teams, leaving the game, or recovering from setbacks.

I specialize in identity work, breaking through mental blocks, and building tools for resilience. My approach is culturally conscious, strengths-based, and rooted in the belief that we are all mirrors — I help you see the strength, clarity, and potential already inside you.

My work is grounded in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Brainspotting, mindfulness, and other evidence-based modalities, which I integrate to support deep healing, resilience, and personal growth. I also support clients in recovery, blending performance strategies with trauma-informed care to help them thrive both on and off the field.

While my focus is athletes, I welcome individuals from all backgrounds who are seeking personal growth and emotional balance. I am an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (#15962) and Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (#20198) at The Turner Practice, supervised by Lauren Turner, LCSW. I am currently deepening my expertise in sport and performance psychology to better serve clients’ mental and emotional needs.

Therapist in Training at The Turner Practice

Kylin is currently completing her Master’s Degree at the College of Social Work at The Ohio State University. She is completing her supervised clinical hours with The Turner Practice, where she passionately supports young adults navigating the demands of sports, life transitions, and personal identities.

Her culturally sensitive and strength-based approach draws from narrative therapy, CBT, and solution-focused interventions to help clients feel empowered and resilient when facing interpersonal hardships.

Outside of therapy, Ky spent the last seven years as a collegiate coach and enjoys watching sports and staying active. She understands the demands of athletics, and this perspective brings balance and empathy to supporting her clients. 

Therapist in Training at the Turner Practice

Elona is a therapist in training who is currently earning her MSW at Grand Canyon University and completing supervised clinical hours at The Turner Practice. She is passionate about supporting athletes, young adults, families, and people navigating anxiety or life transitions.

Elona’s therapeutic approach integrates mindfulness, strengths-based practices, trauma-informed care, and cognitive behavioral techniques, with an emphasis on creating a safe, validating, and empowering space for clients.

Outside of therapy, Elona enjoys live music, traveling, and most of all, spending time with her family, which brings balance and creativity into her work. She is also actively involved in faith-based activities at her church, where she finds fulfillment in helping others heal from past traumas and navigate life’s challenges within the faith community.

Therapist in Training at The Turner Practice
Roseline is a Master’s student at Grand Canyon University, Arizona, currently completing her supervised internship at the Turner Practice. As a dedicated and compassionate emerging social worker, she is committed to empowering families and adolescents through life transitions, stress, and intergenerational challenges. 

Her practice is rooted in social justice, trauma-informed care, and community empowerment, drawing on family systems and strength-based approaches to foster resilience and stronger connections.

 Outside of her professional work, Roseline enjoys traveling, nature walks, and quality time with family, which bring balance and renewal to her practice.

Therapist in Training at The Turner Practice

Elizabeth Hernandez is currently completing her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena, California. As part of her training, she is completing her supervised internship hours at The Turner Practice. She is passionate about supporting high school athletes, as well as individuals navigating anxiety and life transitions.

Her therapeutic approach draws from mindfulness and CBT, integrating present-moment awareness with practical skill-building, with a focus on helping clients feel safe, understood, and empowered to create positive change.

Outside of therapy, Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her family and serves as Program Manager for the Transitions to Wellness Street Medicine program, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting unhoused individuals. This balance of professional and personal fulfillment brings creativity, empathy, and dedication into her work with clients.

Outreach and Business Development Coordinator Intern 

Chajaia is a third-year student at the University of Southern California, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. As an Outreach and Business Development Coordinator Intern at The Turner Practice, she helps oversee the operations and community engagement that support the growth of the practice.

 She is passionate about entrepreneurship and plans to pursue a career in nonprofit work, focusing on creating opportunities and resources that uplift communities.