Hannah Chapman

Hannah is a caring and down-to-earth therapist who creates a safe, welcoming space for people of all ages — children, teens, and adults — to explore their experiences, navigate challenges, and grow. They bring a calm, intuitive presence to therapy and believe that every person already holds wisdom within them. Hannah views the ways we cope with life’s challenges not as flaws, but as meaningful adaptations to a complicated and sometimes overwhelming world.

With advanced training in body psychotherapy from Naropa University, Hannah blends somatic (body-based) practices with connection, processing, and education to create a well-rounded and empowering therapeutic approach. This means sessions often focus on slowing down to feel what’s happening in the moment as you process, while holding the big picture of your healing arc and goals.

Whether you are an adult navigating stress, trauma, identity, body image concerns, or existential questions; a teen facing social anxiety, school-related trauma, isolation, or bullying; or a child who benefits from movement-based support to feel safe and understood, Hannah tailors therapy to meet your individual needs. Their approach is relational, experiential, and grounded in genuine respect for each person’s unique values, experiences, and interests.

Hannah also has a particular interest in supporting individuals as they heal from toxic relationships, explore the impact of religious conditioning, and develop a stronger sense of personal identity and autonomy. They offer a neurodiversity-affirming approach that recognizes ADHD and autism as natural variations in how people experience and interact with the world, rather than conditions that require individuals to conform to neurotypical expectations. Hannah also works with teens experiencing behavioral challenges or substance use concerns, providing compassionate, nonjudgmental support that emphasizes understanding, connection, and personal growth.