meet Jordan Jaziri
RPP, RCST, RPE
Jordan Jaziri (formerly Dixon) is a COSRT-accredited Psychosexual and Relationship psychotherapist and founder of Thrive Alive Therapy, a London-based private practice working with individuals and relationships.
Her clinical work centres on sexual shame, stigma and power: how they shape desire, intimacy and relationships, and how clinical settings can amplify or ease them. She works extensively with LGBTQ+ and GSRD clients, cross-cultural relationships, sexual difficulties, compulsive sexual behaviour and relational distress, using an integrative, trauma-informed and attachment-based approach.
She trained in Relational Life Therapy with Terry Real and has worked in both NHS and private clinical settings, including Harley Street. Her background in Sociology and Social Policy grounds her attention to how culture, policy and inequality shape sexual and relational life.
Jordan co-authored a chapter with Silva Neves on same-sex couples and has contributed expert commentary to Therapy Today, Cosmopolitan, Red, Gay Times, GQ, and Women’s Health. Alongside her busy practice, she delivers CPD training for clinicians.
Her clinical work centres on sexual shame, stigma and power: how they shape desire, intimacy and relationships, and how clinical settings can amplify or ease them. She works extensively with LGBTQ+ and GSRD clients, cross-cultural relationships, sexual difficulties, compulsive sexual behaviour and relational distress, using an integrative, trauma-informed and attachment-based approach.
She trained in Relational Life Therapy with Terry Real and has worked in both NHS and private clinical settings, including Harley Street. Her background in Sociology and Social Policy grounds her attention to how culture, policy and inequality shape sexual and relational life.
Jordan co-authored a chapter with Silva Neves on same-sex couples and has contributed expert commentary to Therapy Today, Cosmopolitan, Red, Gay Times, GQ, and Women’s Health. Alongside her busy practice, she delivers CPD training for clinicians.