Jordana Baker is a registered psychotherapist, relational therapist, and the Founder and Clinical Director of Renewed Life Therapy. She works with adults navigating the complexities of relationships, exploring how intimacy, communication, belonging, and acceptance shape mental health and emotional well-being. Connection is at the heart of Jordana’s work, and she is interested in how people build, maintain, and repair relationships across different stages of life.

Jordana has over 15 years of experience across mental health, judicial, and educational systems, and her clinical approach integrates trauma-informed practice, cultural responsiveness, and a Black Caribbean lens shaped by lived experience and spirituality. Prior to private practice, she worked in family mediation and offender reintegration within the court system, experiences that inform her belief that relationships are repairable and that shame loses its power in the presence of connection.

In her work with individuals, couples, and families, Jordana supports clients in strengthening communication, deepening intimacy, rebuilding trust, and expanding relational understanding. She works with clients who are navigating conflict, transitions, trauma, grief, identity shifts, or the desire for more authentic and fulfilling relationships.

Beyond the therapy room, Jordana facilitates workshops and reflective practices focused on connection, belonging, and relational growth. She also supervises psychotherapists and interns in developing relational and culturally attuned approaches to care.

Jordana believes that connection creates courage: the courage to heal, to love, to belong, and to be oneself. Her goal is to offer a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can explore their stories, deepen their relationships, and find greater wellbeing, authenticity, and wholeness.