About Hanna

If you’ve been taught directly or indirectly to carry everything on your own, reaching out can feel like breaking an unspoken rule. The stigma around seeking mental health support still lingers for many people, and it can make the first step feel heavier than it should. Often, those who begin therapy can’t quite name what they’re feeling. There’s simply a sense of shift, a question, or a growing tension between the life they’re living and the person they’re becoming. Even positive change can feel unsettling. Stress, relationship transitions, or an evolving sense of self can stir up old patterns or reveal new vulnerabilities.

I’ve worked with adults across a wide range of clinical settings, and each experience has deepened my understanding of how people survive, cope, and heal. My clinical approach is dynamic and responsive. I draw on extensive experience and evidence based modalities to help you clarify your goals, even when they feel difficult to articulate.

Whatever brought you here, reaching out is an act of courage. It shows you’re ready to understand yourself more deeply and to trust someone who can help you recognize and strengthen your abilities. You deserve clarity, steadiness, and a life that truly fits. Through our shared work, we can build the foundation that makes that possible.