On this episode of the podcast, Eli Weinstein and Jordan Green discuss the power of self-love and self-awareness in relationships.

Tell us about yourself and what you do. I’m a licensed therapist and the founder and CEO of Remble – a groundbreaking mental health app with hundreds of therapist-created tools and resources, available round-the-clock to everyone in need.

Interested in starting your own entrepreneurial journey in mental wellness but unsure what to expect? Then read up on our interview with Jordan Green, CEO of Remble, located in Tulsa, OK, USA.

Founder and licensed therapist Jordan Green shares her story about founding Remble, a relationship and mental health app that allows users to master their mental health, improve their relationships, and become their best selves with hundreds of therapist-created courses, activities, and tips.

On this week’s Let’s Talk About… episode, Elise sits down with Jordan Green.

Jordan Green is a licensed social worker and founder and CEO of Remble. She's on a mission to make the world a better place by empowering people to be their healthiest selves.

It’s less than a month after therapist and Booker T. Washington High School grad Jordan Green, 30, has launched her mental health app, Remble. With a master’s degree in social work from the University of Oklahoma, she is eager to discuss how the app came to be and her goals for her new company at DoubleShot Coffee Co.

It can be challenging to find evidence-based, accurate information online about mental health. Licensed therapist Jordan Green recently launched Remble, an on-demand relationship, health, and wellness home app that provides free…

Just like a house, a stable relationship requires a few key elements—not just to function, but also to weather any storms. Perhaps the most clear is a strong foundation, which you can build brick-by-brick with a partner through shared experiences and emotional connections.

Remble, a new platform aimed at helping users build healthier relationships launched today with a $1.4 million pre-seed raise led by Tulsa-based Atento Capital.

If you’ve ever been in a relationship, whether it is a serious relationship or you are casually dating online, you may have heard the term “gaslighting” before, especially when referring to toxic relationships. You might have even experienced gaslighting yourself. 

This week we are joined by the Love Therapist, Jordan Green, to discuss relationships, attachment styles, superheroes, and how to build a secure and healthy relationship with your partner.

Arguments and conflicts in a relationship are normal and inevitable, and while some people may fear them, conflicts can be an opportunity to strengthen your relationship and teach you how to better support one another.

In this weeks episode I connect with therapist Jordan Green who is the founder of The Love Group for a conversation about creating healthy relationships, not only with your intimate partner but also in a family dynamic.

Do you find it a struggle to love yourself in spite of how much you put on the line day after day for everyone else? How can it be so easy to put others first? Have you ever wondered, If you said to others what you say to yourself, would they love you, could they trust you or build a deeper connection with you?

Relationships are one of the most important things in our lives, but they can be hard. These top relationship experts are here to help you navigate them.

Jordan Green is a licensed clinical therapist and coach in Tulsa, Oklahoma. In addition to her work with individuals and couples, Jordan provides inspirational and educational content on love and relationships on her therapy Instagram page @the.love.therapist.

Undoubtedly, 2020 was a tumultuous year filled with uncertainty and anxiety.

On today's show, we are sharing Jordans journey to success as a Relationship Therapist and exploring what love language is as well as how to find it.

A healthy lifestyle isn’t just about how often you exercise or how many vegetables you eat — your social life also plays a huge role in your well-being.

Spending time with friends and family is a crucial component of a happy life, licensed clinical social worker and therapist Jordan Andrea Green explained.

You made it through 2020 as a couple. And considering, well, everything—see: distance learning, sheltering in place, risky essential work and endless financial and emotional stress—that’s no small feat. So how do you make your marriage even stronger in 2021? Jordan Green, a licensed clinical therapist who works with both individuals and couples….