Life transitions, grief, relationship changes, identity concerns, disability-related challenges, or simply feeling overwhelmed can leave you wondering how to move forward. Hannah works with adolescents and adults who are navigating difficult seasons and want a supportive place to slow down, process what they’re experiencing, and better understand themselves.

Hannah believes therapy works best when you feel genuinely heard, understood, and accepted. Using a warm, person-centered approach, she creates a collaborative space where you can explore difficult emotions and experiences without feeling pressured to have all the answers.

Together, Hannah helps clients make sense of what they’re going through, recognize their strengths, and move toward greater clarity, confidence, and alignment with the life they want to build. She especially enjoys working with clients experiencing grief, women’s issues, major life transitions, identity concerns, disability-related challenges, and complex life experiences.

Hannah earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Arkansas and is currently pursuing her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision, with an anticipated graduation in Spring 2027. Her experience includes supporting individuals involved in the court system, people living with disabilities, and clients navigating grief, identity, and significant life stressors.

Hannah is ready to meet you where you are and help you move forward in your healing journey.