Jordyn Hope

Jordyn Hope is a national trainer, speaker, consultant and survivor-informed advocate specializing in Munchausen by Proxy abuse, eating disorders, neurodivergence, trauma-informed care and systemic harm within health care, mental health and child welfare systems. Hope's work bridges lived experience with multidisciplinary professional education, helping organizations better recognize complex abuse dynamics while promoting ethical, humane and relationship-centered responses.

Hope has trained thousands of professionals across the United States, including health care providers, mental health clinicians, educators, Child Advocacy Centers, victim advocates and multidisciplinary teams. Hope serves on the APSAC Munchausen by Proxy Committee and has presented for organizations and conferences including the Chadwick Center's San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment, Northeastern University School Health Academy and the National Children's Alliance.

In addition to trainings and consultations, Hope has been featured in national media, including NBC's "TODAY," "The Doctors," Vice and Business Insider, and on multiple podcasts focused on trauma, systems harm and survivor advocacy. Hope's work focuses heavily on survivor-centered education, neurodivergent care, health care ethics and increasing awareness around one of the least understood yet most lethal forms of child abuse.