Jordan Julson

Connection Specialist (She/Her/Hers)

SPECIAL INTERESTS: Domestic Violence | Recovery & wellness | Family Support | MeNtal Health

Credentialing level: Paraprofessional

Areas of service: All RWC Counties & Eau Claire

Hello! My name is Jordan. (she/her/hers) 

I came into this work because of my own lived experience with my own recovery and life’s challenges. For a long time, I felt like I was just surviving. Recovery was not a straight line for me, and I know how overwhelming it can feel when you are trying to figure out your next step. Those experiences shaped who I am today and inspired me to become the kind of support I wish I had. 

I believe some of the most meaningful healing happens through genuine connection. My goal isn’t to tell people what they should do its to stand beside them and help them discover their own strengths. I tend to have a laid-back, nonjudgmental approach, and I enjoy building trust over time. Sometimes the biggest victories start with one conversation or one small goal. 

To me, recovery is not about becoming a different person. It is about rediscovering who you are underneath everything you have been through. Everyone’s journey looks different, and I believe there is no “right” way to heal. My role is to support, encourage, and remind people that progress does not have to be perfect to matter. 

One quote that has always stayed with me is: 

“We are products of our past, but we don’t have to be prisoners of it.”

It reminds me that our experiences may shape us, but they do not have to define the rest of our lives. 

Outside of work, you will usually find me spending time with my daughter, listening to music, getting outside in nature, or finding something creative to work on. Those moments help keep me grounded and remind me that recovery is not about getting through challenging times it is about building a life you genuinely enjoy. 

I hope the people I work with leave our conversations feeling heard, supported, and a little less alone. No matter where someone is in their journey, I want them to know that change is possible, and they do not have to figure it out by themselves