Meet Hannah

Hannah Stewart, Intern

Hi! My name is Hannah Stewart, and I am a counseling intern working toward becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor.

I have a background in education and human development and have spent the last few years working as an elementary teacher while earning my master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

As an educator, I loved helping young minds grow, and strived to create a safe, warm, and nurturing classroom environment where every child could thrive and reach their full potential.  Helping children and watching them grow has been an absolute honor.

Now, I am entering a new phase of this journey and am one step closer to fulfilling my deeper calling of becoming a counselor.  I hope to work with both children and adults, helping them navigate life’s challenges, while also celebrating life’s beautiful  moments, and each step toward healing and growth.  My goal is to create a safe and welcoming space where people can come exactly as they are and begin their counseling journey. 

I am incredibly grateful to be on this path and honored to have the privilege of helping others through this meaningful work.

Hannah will be available to see clients in the Fall of 2026!

Hannah's counseling philosophy is rooted in compassion, acceptance, and growth, with a commitment to creating a safe space where clients can heal, develop resilience, and move toward their fullest potential.

Hannah values providing a warm, welcoming, and nonjudgmental space where people feel accepted exactly as they are. She emphasizes emotional safety as a foundation for healing and personal growth. Drawing from her background in education, Hannah believes in helping individuals develop their strengths, overcome challenges, and reach their full potential. She views counseling as a journey of growth, resilience, and self-discovery.

Hannah's Philosophy on Therapy

Hannah's approach is collaborative and holistic, focusing not only on navigating difficulties but also on celebrating successes, meaningful moments, and progress throughout the healing process. She aims to support both children and adults with compassion and encouragement.