As founder and clinical lead, Hannah has established CPC as a primarily Cognitive-Behavioral practice. Hannah and other counselors at CPC, are trained in cognitive-behavioral, emotional, and experiential practices. We treat children, teens, and adults looking for support through anxiety, stress, depression and trauma. In addition to applied practice, Hannah leads peer consultation for the practice and has provided clinical supervision for counselor candidates. Current or returning clients, check out this link here for my availability over the next two weeks.

Hannah graduated with her BA in Psychology and minor in Communications from Clark University, in Worcester, Massachusetts. In 2012, she received her Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology from Assumption University. She concentrated in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy as well as Children and Family Interventions.

Hannah has been in the field for 15 years and began work in residential and group home settings where counseling, consulting, and behavior support plans were developed. From here, Hannah transitioned to emergent and crisis intervention at a local level 1 trauma hospital, where clinical skills were cultivated and implemented within client support and acute care. After moving to Colorado, Hannah took a strong interest in helping clients maintain optimal functioning within the community and has worked within a private practice setting for 10 years. Currently Hannah provides services for a range of struggles including; generalized, social, and separation anxiety, circumstantial and interpersonal trauma, ADD, ADHD, and a variety of neurodivergence.