Hannah’s work has been shaped by years of supporting people & families through some of life’s heaviest and hardest moments. She has experience supporting people who are navigating grief, burnout, betrayal, impulsivity, inter-generational trauma, identity struggles, infidelity, neurodivergence, infertility, and general malaise.
Hannah is deeply skeptical of one-size-fits-all approaches to healing & support. She does not rush people toward “fixes,” timelines, or performative resilience. Instead, she offers a grounded, thoughtful space where complex emotions, contradictions, and unfinished stories are welcome. Her work centres dignity, autonomy, and meaning-making, and emotional safety.
Hannah is a registered member of the Ordre des travailleurs sociaux et des thérapeutes conjugaux et familiaux du Québec (OTSTCFQ). In addition to her education and professional licensure, she has also completed advanced training in decolonized approaches to grief, trauma, addictions, and suicide through Giwiidabindimin and Giwiidosendamin programs and holds certificates in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Suicide Prevention, and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. She is committed to ongoing learning that challenges dominant clinical narratives, builds on relationships and deeper understanding to ensure her practice is ethically grounded and responsive.
L’approche d’Hannah est relationnelle, sensible aux traumatismes et résolument humaine. Elle adapte son travail à la personne qu’elle rencontre et non l’inverse. S’appuyant sur des techniques issues de la thérapie comportementale dialectique (TCD), des pratiques narratives et réflexives, la conscience somatique, un travail axé sur les valeurs et l’entretien motivationnel, Hannahaccompagne ses clients dans leur reconnexion à eux-mêmes de manière authentique et durable.
Hannah est prestataire agréée du NIHB et IVAC.
Her Approach
Hannah views counselling as a collaborative process grounded in relationship and meaning-making. She draws from classic conversation based models and includes grounding practices, attachment theory, mindfulness, psychoeducation, and practical skill-building to support emotional regulation, self-understanding, and sustainable change. Her approach prioritizes safety, respect, and integrity, supporting clients in moving through life in ways that feel authentic and aligned.
She is highly experienced in working with complex grief including loss shaped by trauma, suicide, estrangement, caregiving, identity rupture, and systemic or colonial harm. Hannah does not shy away from the frightening or overwhelming parts of loss, and she understands how deeply it can disrupt a person’s sense of safety, meaning, and self. Hannah views grief not as something to resolve, but as something to be lived with, integrated, and witnessed with care.
Domaines d’intervention
Clientele: adolescents (14+), adults, older adults couples, and families.
Hannah provides services related to:
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Deuil, perte et chagrin (décès, rupture familiale, perte d’un enfant, perte périnatale)
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Traumatismes et schémas intergénérationnels/ancestraux
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Épuisement professionnel et stress intense
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Besoin constant de plaire
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Soutien aux aidants naturels
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Établissement de limites personnelles
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Relationship Struggles (communication, infidelity, disconnect, etc.)
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Passage à l’âge adulte
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Estime de soi
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Anxiété, dépression et bien-être mental général
- Impulsivity
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Problématiques masculines
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