Hannah is a Licensed Associate Counselor and is currently working on her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at the University of Arkansas. In session, she seeks to create a warm, non-judgmental therapeutic space that allows each of her clients to feel safe to communicate openly and bring their authentic self into the process. She has specialized experience working within the adoption triad and ran the first birth mother support group in Northwest Arkansas. Hannah enjoys working with groups, individuals, and families, and is committed to providing culturally competent, empathetic care that empowers clients to navigate their challenges and make meaningful changes in their lives.

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Hannah draws on psychodynamic counseling techniques to explore the unconscious processes that influence her clients’ thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. She believes understanding past experiences and early relationships can provide valuable insights into present challenges, fostering personal growth and emotional healing. Through a strong therapeutic relationship, she encourages clients to gain awareness of patterns that may be holding them back, ultimately helping them make more informed, conscious choices in their lives.