Hannah is a warm, compassionate, patient, and approachable Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor. She received her Master’s of Arts from the University of the Cumberlands and a Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality with a minor in Psychology from Brigham Young University-Hawaii. After being in the hospitality industry for three years, Hannah could no longer push aside her avidity to be a helper on a deeper level and decided to pursue her call to the mental health field.
Hannah believes healing is possible with devoted effort and has contagious hope to bring into her counseling relationships. Hannah approaches various roadblocks through a blend of CBT, DBT, ACT, person-centered therapy, and attachment therapy. Additional specialties of hers include coping with life-altering chronic illness diagnoses and disabilities, and from her years working and studying in Hawaii, Hannah maintains a high level of cultural intelligence and awareness.
Beyond her professional pursuits, Hannah enjoys lake days and park visits with her husband and two Australian Shepherds, trying new restaurants, reading a good book, making fresh pressed juices, and quality family time.