Hannah Tuttle, LCMHCA, is dedicated to supporting individuals on their unique journeys of connection and restoration. Whether aiding in healing from childhood traumas, navigating complex patterns of behavior, confronting experiences of sexual violence, or learning to cope with grief and loss, she fosters a safe therapeutic environment where clients feel known, seen, and heard. Hannah believes that such an environment is vital for tapping into the healing, wisdom, and courage inherent within each person. Emphasizing a person-centered approach, she strives for authenticity, empathy, acceptance, and profound care in her counseling relationships. Drawing from Relational Cultural Theory, she values individual backgrounds and experiences, empowering clients to form deeper connections with themselves and others while moving away from isolation. With training in EMDR, she also integrates the therapeutic use of sand tray techniques when appropriate, allowing clients to explore ongoing questions and challenges more deeply.