Hannah is a registered psychologist with a Master’s degree in Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology. She works predominantly with children, adolescents and young adults, supporting them to better understand themselves, navigate challenges and develop skills to thrive.

Hannah has experience across private practice, community health and research settings. Prior to becoming a psychologist, she spent several years working in suicide prevention and public health research, giving her a strong understanding of the broader factors that can influence mental health and wellbeing.

Hannah takes a holistic, authentic and supportive approach to therapy. She believes that effective therapy is collaborative and tailored to each Individual, and works closely with parents and caregivers where appropriate. Her warm, compassionate and non-judgemental approach aims to create a safe space where young people feel heard, understood and supported.

Hannah uses an integrative approach, drawing on a range of evidence-based therapies and strategies, including cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, acceptance and commitment therapy, play therapy and attachment-based approaches. She also incorporates emotional literacy, social skills development and practical strategies to help young people navigate everyday challenges.

Hannah supports young people experiencing a range of concerns, including anxiety, phobias, panic, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, emotional regulation difficulties, social and friendship difficulties, behavioural challenges, family and relational difficulties, ADHD, disability and neurodiversity. Hannah provides psychological services in both English and German.